First initialization:
$ openlock sandbox
openlock supports multiple container runtimes. Pick one to use.
Detected runtimes:
- podman (recommended — rootless default)
- docker
This will be saved to your global config (~/.config/openlock/config.yaml).
Override per-invocation with OPENLOCK_RUNTIME=docker|podman.
Choice [podman]:
Saved default_runtime: podman
Select a provider:
1. anthropic (Anthropic (Claude))
2. openrouter (OpenRouter)
> 1
Later in the process of sandbox creation:
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5780 | const explicit = args.cliFlag ?? args.env.OPENLOCK_PROVIDER ?? args.readGlobalConfig()?.defaultProvider;
5781 | if (explicit) {
5782 | const id = validateProviderId(explicit);
5783 | ensureCompatible(id, args.harness);
5784 | return id;
5785 | throw new Error(`No provider selected for harness '${args.harness}'. Pass --provider, set OPENLOCK_PROVIDER, ` + `or set default_provider: in ~/.config/openlock/config.yaml.`);
^
error: No provider selected for harness 'claude_code'. Pass --provider, set OPENLOCK_PROVIDER, or set default_provider: in ~/.config/openlock/config.yaml.
at resolveProvider (/$bunfs/root/openlock:5785:9)
at runSandbox (/$bunfs/root/openlock:7633:37)
Bun v1.3.14 (Linux x64)
When I was asked about the provider, I specified 1 expecting that it will choose anthropic. It probably expects the name (e.g., anthropic), but there should be a validation. From the prompt, it's not clear what the user should specify.
First initialization:
Later in the process of sandbox creation:
When I was asked about the provider, I specified
1expecting that it will choose anthropic. It probably expects the name (e.g., anthropic), but there should be a validation. From the prompt, it's not clear what the user should specify.