SecureIDE Workbench

A browser-based secure coding workspace with tenant-aware workspaces, AI pair programming, sandboxed execution, and export controls.

This repository is maintained by Karunanidhi Mishra as a professional OSS-oriented enterprise product foundation. It is intentionally nativized away from inherited demo branding and paid-service promotional framing. The goal is to make the product easy for developers to understand, run, extend, and replace paid provider dependencies with open or self-hosted alternatives where practical.

OSS Discovery And Contribution

This codebase is part of Karunanidhi Mishra's Enterprise OSS Product Foundry - a public portfolio of production-minded, enterprise-ready product foundations. It is designed for developers who want to learn from real application surfaces, fork practical patterns, and replace paid SaaS dependencies with open or self-hosted alternatives where possible.

• Canonical project page: https://kmishra1204.github.io/karunanidhi-mishra/projects/secureide-workbench/
• Portfolio index: https://kmishra1204.github.io/karunanidhi-mishra/portfolio/
• Public SEO and proof metrics: https://kmishra1204.github.io/karunanidhi-mishra/metrics/
• Star this repo if you are tracking enterprise cloud, development, workbench, coding, governance patterns.
• Fork it to adapt the architecture, provider abstractions, security docs, and OSS replacement plans for your own team.
• Learn from it through the README, architecture deep dive, feature map, threat model, audit/observability plan, and testing strategy.
• Contribute back with focused issues, docs improvements, provider adapters, test coverage, or production hardening ideas.
• Explore the maintainer profile from Karunanidhi Mishra on GitHub.

Codespaces And Docker

This repository now includes a GitHub Codespaces/devcontainer path for contributors who want an isolated setup.

• Open in Codespaces from the GitHub Code button.
• The devcontainer uses Node.js 20 and includes GitHub CLI plus Docker-outside-of-Docker support.
• On attach, it runs the static enterprise readiness check.
• Runtime installs remain explicit so contributors understand when dependencies and provider SDKs are being installed.

Details: Codespaces And Docker

Architecture Signal

This visual summarizes the maintainer intent: make the repository readable, forkable, reviewable, and practical for enterprise-minded developers.

AAIF-Adjacent Agentic Readiness

This repository now publishes an AAIF-adjacent readiness surface for developers who care about agentic AI governance, tool boundaries, and enterprise OSS maturity.

• Independent status: this is not an AAIF or Linux Foundation project, and no endorsement is claimed.
• Alignment doc: AAIF Alignment
• Agent instructions: AGENTS.md
• Governance: GOVERNANCE.md
• Roadmap: ROADMAP.md
• Machine-readable profile: agentic-readiness.json

The goal is to make the repo useful in technical AAIF/LF-style conversations by showing evidence: setup, security, provider alternatives, auditability, human review, and contribution paths.

Product Scope

• Domain: Cloud development workbench and AI coding governance
• Repository: https://github.com/kmishra1204/secureide-workbench
• GitHub Project: https://github.com/users/kmishra1204/projects/2
• Local persistent path: E:\Industry Codebases\enterprise-products\secureide-workbench

Enterprise Setup Target

Next.js front end, workspace runtime isolation, Convex or Postgres event store, policy service, WebContainer/sandbox runner, code-session audit logs.

Developer Quickstart

Prerequisites:

• Node.js 20+ or the runtime version required by this package.
• Package manager: npm
• A local .env.local created from the documented example file when one exists.
• No real credentials committed to Git.

Run:

cd secureide-workbench
npm install

Common checks:

npm install
npm run lint
npm run build

Environment Setup

Example environment files found:

• None found yet.

Known environment variable names from examples:

No example environment file was found yet. Create .env.local only after reading the provider map and never commit real secrets.

Use local-only .env.local files or a secret manager. Keep real provider keys out of GitHub, README files, issues, and screenshots.

Paid-Service Risk And OSS Alternatives

Paid or closed-service risk areas:

• LLM APIs
• hosted realtime backends
• hosted auth
• hosted deployment

Open-source or self-hosted replacement direction:

• OpenHands/SWE-agent style runner evaluation
• PostgreSQL event store
• Docker or Firecracker-style sandbox direction
• Ollama/vLLM adapters

Provider rule: any paid service must be behind an adapter, have a local development path, and include explicit cost/rate controls before production use.

Runtime Proof

Current recorded proof is blocked. See docs/RUNTIME_PROOF.md for exact command and dependency blockers.

The portfolio proof runner is:

powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Users\rdpadmin\Documents\Karuna-SEO-PersonalPR\scripts\run-runtime-proof.ps1 -RepoName secureide-workbench -WriteProductProof

Contribution Model

Contributions should improve this codebase as an enterprise product foundation:

• Replace inherited demo wording with product-specific language.
• Improve local setup and documentation.
• Add OSS/self-hosted provider adapters.
• Reduce hard dependency on paid SaaS.
• Add tests, typechecks, health checks, audit events, and secure defaults.
• Keep secrets out of the repository.

Modernization Backlog

See docs/ENTERPRISE_TRANSFORMATION.md, docs/PROVIDER_REPLACEMENT_PLAN.md, and docs/RUNTIME_PROOF.md for the current enterprise transformation state.

Flagship AAIF-Adjacent Evidence

This flagship repo now has a concrete boundary model for AAIF-adjacent technical review:

• Secure AI Coding Tool Boundary Model
• Public issue: #3
• Machine-readable evidence: agentic-readiness.json

The document separates identity, tool/action scope, human approval, audit events, OSS fallback direction, and local validation path.