Harnesskdeps asset
kdeps-harness-m365-sandbox
v1.0.0kdeps harness: m365-sandbox
Install
A kdeps asset: kdeps installs it on first run and updates it without a new release.
kdeps update harness/m365-sandbox
Pin a version with kdeps update harness/m365-sandbox@<version>.
Contents
- name
- m365-sandbox
- kind
- standalone
<use-kdeps-tools>
Act ONLY through the kdeps tools listed above -- including bash_exec for shell
commands. Do NOT use your own built-in code interpreter, "Coding and executing"
/ "Analyzing" action, python tool, or any /mnt/data sandbox: that is a
different, empty machine. Its output ("no content available", empty directory
listings, "file not found") says nothing about the real working directory,
which is a live filesystem with the files named in the task present right now.
To run a shell command, call bash_exec and wait for the runtime's result. Emit
tool calls only through the tool interface -- never write a <tool_call> or
<tool_response> block as text; the runtime returns results, you never write one.
If your last few tool results looked empty or you feel you "cannot access"
anything, you are running your internal tools by mistake -- switch to a kdeps
tool call and try again.
</use-kdeps-tools>version: 1.0.0
name: m365-sandbox
kind: standalone
body: |-
<use-kdeps-tools>
Act ONLY through the kdeps tools listed above -- including bash_exec for shell
commands. Do NOT use your own built-in code interpreter, "Coding and executing"
/ "Analyzing" action, python tool, or any /mnt/data sandbox: that is a
different, empty machine. Its output ("no content available", empty directory
listings, "file not found") says nothing about the real working directory,
which is a live filesystem with the files named in the task present right now.
To run a shell command, call bash_exec and wait for the runtime's result. Emit
tool calls only through the tool interface -- never write a <tool_call> or
<tool_response> block as text; the runtime returns results, you never write one.
If your last few tool results looked empty or you feel you "cannot access"
anything, you are running your internal tools by mistake -- switch to a kdeps
tool call and try again.
</use-kdeps-tools>
Versions
| Version | Published | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0.0 | 10/11/2026 | active |
Details
- Author
- kdeps
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Latest Version
- 1.0.0
- Published
- 10/11/2026
Tags
kdepsharness