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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://hyperbrowser.ai/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Get started with preconfigured sandbox images. Base images are available for every team and you can start building immediately.

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Quick Start

const sandbox = await client.sandboxes.create({
  imageName: "node",
});

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Available Images

imageNameBest forIncludes
nodeGeneral Node.js and TypeScript workloadsUbuntu 24.04, Node.js, /home/ubuntu working directory
openclawOpenClaw-powered agent and coding workflowsUbuntu 24.04, Node.js, OpenClaw CLI, git, build tools
claude-codeClaude Code agent and coding workflowsUbuntu 24.04, Node.js, Claude Code CLI, git, build tools
codexCodex agent and coding workflowsUbuntu 24.04, Node.js, Codex CLI, git, build tools
pythonPython scripts, agents, and data workloadsUbuntu 24.04, Python 3, pip, venv
node-chromiumBrowser automation, desktop-style flows, and Playwright Chromium workloadsNode.js, Playwright Chromium, desktop session tooling

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Runtime Defaults

All current base images share a few defaults:
  • Ubuntu 24.04 as the base OS.
  • A default ubuntu sudo user with home directory at /home/ubuntu.
  • Default working directory set to /home/ubuntu.

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Which Image To Choose

  • Choose node when you want a minimal JavaScript or TypeScript runtime.
  • Choose openclaw when you want a Node runtime with the OpenClaw CLI preinstalled.
  • Choose claude-code when you want a Node runtime with the Claude Code CLI preinstalled.
  • Choose codex when you want a Node runtime with the Codex CLI preinstalled.
  • Choose python when your workload is Python-first and you want pip and venv ready out of the box.
  • Choose node-chromium when you need a browser-capable image with Chromium already installed and want the best starting point for browser automation or desktop-style workflows.

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Next Steps