Get started

sbxm is a CLI for giving each GitHub project an isolated Docker Sandbox and predictable Git worktrees.

The path

1. Check the requirements.
2. Install sbxm.
3. Create your first sandbox.

The quick start follows the same order as the commands you will use later: inspect the host, register a project, register its GitHub credential, prepare the sandbox, and open it.

Before you begin

You need a GitHub repository you can read and write, Docker Desktop with Docker Sandboxes enabled, and a personal access token for that repository. sbxm does not guess a missing identity or credential; the setup stops and tells you what must be supplied.

Next

• Requirements — supported host and external tools.
• Install sbxm — Homebrew installation.
• Create your first sandbox — the complete first run.