Test Results Summary for Running Claude Code in WebContainers
✅ Working Tools:
- File System Operations - All working perfectly: - LS - Lists directories - Read - Reads files (including images, PDFs, notebooks) - Write - Creates new files - Edit - Modifies existing files - MultiEdit - Multiple edits in one operation
- Search Tools - Fully functional: - Glob - Pattern matching for files - Grep - Content searching with regex support
- Web Tools - Both operational: - WebSearch - Can search and retrieve web results - WebFetch - Can fetch and analyze web content
- Specialized Tools - Working: - Task - Can spawn sub-agents for complex tasks - NotebookEdit - Can edit Jupyter notebooks - TodoWrite - Task management system
- Background Process Tools - Partially working: - BashOutput - Can retrieve output from background processes - KillBash - Can attempt to kill processes
❌ Non-Working/Limited:
- Bash Command Execution - Completely broken due to shell syntax error: - All Bash commands fail with: unsupported shell syntax error - This appears to be a ZSH shell snapshot issue
Key Environment Constraints Discovered:
- No Shell Access: The Bash tool consistently fails, preventing any command-line operations like checking Node.js version, running npm commands, or system operations.
- File System Access: Full read/write access to /home/x6btcpe57a5kozq1eahsr21kcd65p6-kcbw/ directory with working file manipulation tools.
- Web Capabilities: Can fetch and search web content, useful for retrieving documentation and current information.
- Agent Spawning: Can create sub-agents for complex tasks, demonstrated by successfully creating a Python factorial function.
- Browser-Based Limitations: This appears to be running in a WebContainer or similar browser-based Node.js environment where: - Traditional shell commands don't work - File system is virtualized but functional - Network requests work through the web tools
The environment is essentially a sandboxed Node.js runtime in the browser with file system emulation but no actual shell/terminal access.