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FullAgent/fulling

Source: https://github.com/FullAgent/fulling

Fulling

Fulling is building dedicated AI workspaces: persistent environments that combine skills, files, memory, scripts, and runtime. The current v3 foundation provides the identity and Kubernetes credential boundary required for that product model.

Current Foundation

• GitHub-only sign-in through Better Auth
• PostgreSQL-backed users, provider accounts, and sessions
• a protected application workspace entry
• one plaintext kubeconfig per user
• authenticated kubeconfig validation through Kubernetes SelfSubjectReview
• a user-scoped Kubernetes client boundary

The repository intentionally contains no compatibility layer for the previous product model or authentication system.

Read docs/architecture.md for the target Workspace model. The user-level kubeconfig in this foundation is not the final Workspace Runtime ownership model.

Requirements

• Node.js 24, including its bundled npm 11

The public application does not require PostgreSQL or an OAuth provider. The legacy authenticated workspace additionally requires PostgreSQL and a GitHub OAuth App.

Configure the GitHub OAuth callback as:

${BETTER_AUTH_URL}/api/auth/callback/github

Local Development

npm ci
npm run dev

This starts the public application with sign-in disabled. To exercise the legacy authenticated workspace instead:

cp .env.template .env.local
# Fill in the database, Better Auth, and GitHub values.
npm run prisma:migrate
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

This release uses a new baseline schema. Run it against a new database or an explicitly reset database; it does not migrate v2 data.

Commands

npm run dev              # Start the development server
npm run build            # Generate Prisma client and build
npm run lint             # Run ESLint
npm test                 # Run Vitest
npm run test:e2e         # Run Playwright
npm run prisma:format    # Format the Prisma schema
npm run prisma:validate  # Validate the Prisma schema
npm run prisma:migrate   # Deploy the baseline migration

Credential Boundary

Kubeconfigs are stored as plaintext in PostgreSQL. Database read access grants access to users’ Kubernetes credentials. Browser-facing APIs never return saved content, and logs must not contain tokens, keys, certificates, or kubeconfig content.

Validation rejects executable credential plugins, auth-provider plugins, local file credential fields, proxy configuration, non-HTTPS API servers, redirects, and anonymous identities. Authenticated users may still configure an HTTPS API server on any network address. This authenticated outbound-request/SSRF boundary is an explicit deployment decision.

Deployment Reset

Before replacing a v2 deployment, follow docs/v2-resource-inventory.md. Resetting the Fulling database does not delete Kubernetes resources created by v2.

Use docs/github-oauth-verification.md to verify a real OAuth application before release.

Vercel Deployment

Fulling can use Vercel’s native Next.js deployment without a vercel.json file. The public application builds and starts without environment variables. The current GitHub sign-in, database-backed workspace, and kubeconfig flows remain disabled until their complete legacy configuration is present.

Follow docs/vercel-deployment.md for the complete project setup, zero-configuration behavior, verification steps, and rollback procedure.