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firebase-agent-sandbox, in detail
Open one URL and a coding agent is signed in to your Firebase app
Project brief
Coding agents can’t sign in to Firebase apps. Signing up needs an inbox, a password or an OAuth screen, so agents only ever see the logged-out version of your site and can’t check the features they just changed. Making throwaway test accounts clutters your user list, skews analytics and leaks state from one run to the next.
This library fixes that for sites you run. Add it once, and an agent can open a single URL and land in a signed-in sandbox session, using a test identity that stays the same every time and fresh sample data. The data is wiped between runs. The identity sticks around.
What’s included
• Named test personas, so an agent comes back as the same user every run
• Sample data created for each session and wiped afterward, so runs don’t leak into each other
• Separate lanes so several agents can work on one project at the same time
• An MCP server and CLI for creating access grants, with the grant endpoint protected by a service key
Current status
This is a prototype. This page describes where it’s headed now. It doesn’t promise general availability.
Questions and support
For questions about firebase-agent-sandbox, contact DWMM Holdings with the project name and a short description of what you need. Please don’t send credentials or other sensitive information by email.