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A one-file example of a AIChatAgent whose working directory is a Workspace backed by a Cloudflare Container. POST /prompt with a dish name and the agent finds a recipe on openstove.org with the webfetch tool, writes a markdown card through the workspace on the host, converts it with pandoc in the container, and the worker puts the resulting PDF in R2 and answers with a link to it. The point of the example is the shared filesystem: the write happens on the host and the pandoc run happens in the container, with no copying in between. The container image installs pandoc and typst rather than a LaTeX distribution, which keeps the PDF engine to a single 30 MB binary. The README contains a step-by-step guide to reproducing the application.
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A one-file example of a AIChatAgent whose working directory is a Workspace backed by a Cloudflare Container. POST /prompt with a dish name and the agent finds a recipe on openstove.org with the webfetch tool, writes a markdown card through the workspace on the host, converts it with pandoc in the container, and the worker puts the resulting PDF in R2 and answers with a link to it.
The point of the example is the shared filesystem: the write happens on the host and the pandoc run happens in the container, with no copying in between. The container image installs pandoc and typst rather than a LaTeX distribution, which keeps the PDF engine to a single 30 MB binary.
The README contains a step-by-step guide to reproducing the application.