Daytona integration
Developer tools connector, available on Zeplik
Daytona is available as an integration on Zeplik, the AI assistant that works across every model in one chat. Connect Daytona and Zeplik can act on your software development for you: Daytona is a development environment management platform that provides cloud-based development workspaces with API access for automation. You stay in the conversation while the assistant does the work in Daytona directly.
Zeplik exposes 55 read actions and 45 write actions for Daytona. Read actions run automatically; write actions stay off until you enable write access in Settings, so nothing is changed in Daytona without your consent.
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What Zeplik can do with Daytona
Read from Daytona (55)
Runs automatically in any conversation.
Download file deprecated
[DEPRECATED] Downloads a file from a sandbox's toolbox filesystem. Use this action when you need to retrieve a file from the sandbox's toolbox. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. Consider using an alternative if available. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources.
Download files
Downloads multiple files from a sandbox as a multipart/form-data bundle. Use this action when you need to retrieve multiple files from a sandbox in a single operation. The files are returned as a streamed multipart response where each file is a separate part. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources.
Find in files deprecated
[DEPRECATED] Searches for text or patterns in files within a sandbox. Use this action when you need to find occurrences of a specific text or pattern across files in a sandbox. This is useful for code search, debugging, or locating specific content within the sandbox file system. This is a read-only operation. NOTE: This action is deprecated and may be removed in future versions. Consider using alternative search mechanisms if available.
Get api key
Retrieves an API key by its name. Use when you need to retrieve details about a specific API key, including its creation date, expiration, permissions, and usage statistics. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources.
Get available account providers
Retrieves all available account providers that can be used to authenticate and link accounts. Use when you need to discover which account providers (such as GitHub, GitLab, Google) are available for linking to the user's account. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources. Note: The list includes both the provider name (machine-readable) and displayName (human-readable) for each provider.
Get build logs url
Retrieves the build logs URL for a specific sandbox by its ID or name. Use this action when you need to access build logs for a sandbox, such as during troubleshooting build failures, monitoring build progress, or retrieving historical build information. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources.
Get commit history
Gets commit history from a repository in a sandbox toolbox. Use this action when you need to retrieve the commit history including: - Commit hash - Author name and email - Commit message - Timestamp This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources.
Get computer use status
Retrieves the status of all VNC desktop processes in a sandbox. Use this action when you need to check the current state of all VNC desktop processes running within a sandbox. The status can indicate whether services are fully operational (active), partially running (partial), not running (inactive), or experiencing errors (error). This is useful for monitoring the health of computer use services and troubleshooting connectivity issues. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. Consider using alternative methods for checking computer use status in new implementations.
Get config
Retrieves the Daytona platform configuration including URLs, OIDC settings, analytics, rate limits, and other platform-level settings. Use this action when you need to fetch the current Daytona configuration settings, such as the dashboard URL, proxy settings, SSH gateway configuration, analytics endpoints, or to check if maintenance mode is enabled. This is a read-only operation that returns the platform configuration.
Get display info
Retrieves information about displays connected to a sandbox. Use this action when you need to get information about all displays connected to a sandbox, including their dimensions, positions, and active status. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. Consider using alternative methods for retrieving display information in new implementations.
Get entrypoint logs
Retrieves entrypoint logs for a sandbox session. Use this action when you need to fetch the stdout, stderr, and combined output logs from an entrypoint process running within a sandbox. This is useful for debugging process initialization, monitoring entrypoint execution, or retrieving historical entrypoint log information. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources.
Get file info
[DEPRECATED] Gets file info inside a sandbox toolbox. Use this action when you need to retrieve detailed information about a specific file or directory within a sandbox toolbox, including its size, permissions, ownership, and modification timestamps. This is a read-only operation that does not modify any resources. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. It is recommended to use alternative approaches for file operations in newer integrations.
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Act in Daytona (45)
Runs only after you enable write access.
Archive sandbox
Archives a sandbox in the Daytona platform. Use this action when you need to archive a sandbox that is no longer needed but should be preserved for future reference. The sandbox will be marked as archived and its state will change to reflect the archival status. Note: Archiving a sandbox does not delete it immediately. The sandbox can potentially be restored or recovered from an archived state depending on the platform configuration.
Cancel organization invitation
Cancels a pending organization invitation. Use when you need to revoke an invitation that has been sent but not yet accepted by the recipient. This action is irreversible — once an invitation is cancelled, it cannot be reactivated and the recipient will no longer be able to accept it. The cancelled invitation would need to be re-sent as a new invitation if access is still desired.
Checkout git
[DEPRECATED] Checkout a branch or commit in a git repository within a sandbox. Use this action when you need to switch branches or checkout a specific commit in a git repository that exists within a sandbox toolbox. This operation modifies the working tree of the repository. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. Consider using alternative approaches for git operations if available. The sandbox must be in a running state for this operation to succeed.
Clone repository
Clones a Git repository into a sandbox toolbox. Use this action when you need to clone a public or private Git repository into a specific directory within a sandbox. Supports optional branch selection and commit checkout. This is commonly used to set up a development environment or fetch source code for further operations. Note: Credentials (username/password) should only be provided when the target repository requires authentication. The sandbox must be running to perform this operation.
Create api key
Creates a new API key for the organization. Use when you need to generate a new API key that can be used to authenticate API requests. The created API key value is only returned once in the response and cannot be retrieved again, so it must be stored securely. This action requires appropriate organization permissions.
Create backup
Initiates a backup operation for an existing sandbox environment. Use this action when you need to create a point-in-time snapshot of a sandbox that can be used for restoration or cloning purposes. The backup operation is asynchronous and the status can be tracked via the backupState field in the response (Pending -> InProgress -> Completed or Error). Note: This action creates a backup resource. Ensure the sandbox is in a suitable state for backing up. Large sandboxes may take longer to complete the backup.
Create folder files
Creates a new folder inside a sandbox's filesystem. Use this action when you need to create a directory within a running sandbox's filesystem. This is useful for organizing files, preparing directory structures, or setting up paths for subsequent file operations. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. Consider using alternative methods for folder creation if available.
Create organization
Creates a new organization in Daytona. Use this action when you need to set up a new organization with a specific name and default region configuration. This action creates a top-level organization entity that can manage sandboxes, users, and resources within the specified region.
Create organization invitation
Creates an invitation to join an organization with specified roles and permissions. The invitation will be sent to the provided email address. Use this action when you need to invite a new member to an organization with specific role assignments. The invitation email will include a link to accept the invitation.
Create organization role
Creates a new organization role with specified permissions. Use this action when you need to define custom roles for organization members, allowing fine-grained control over what resources they can access and what operations they can perform. Common use cases include creating roles like "Developer" (with sandbox write access), "Viewer" (read-only access), or "Admin" (full access to all resources).
Create process session
Creates a new session in the sandbox for process management. Use this action when you need to establish a new process session within a running sandbox environment. This enables managing process execution and state within the Daytona platform. The session can be used to track and manage process-related operations. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. Consider using alternative methods for process session management if available. The sandbox must be in a running state for this operation to succeed.
Create pty session
Creates a new PTY (pseudo-terminal) session in a sandbox. Use this action when you need to establish an interactive terminal session within a running sandbox environment. This enables real-time command execution and terminal interaction through the Daytona platform. The session can be configured with specific terminal dimensions (cols/rows), working directory, and environment variables. Note: This endpoint is deprecated. The sandbox must be in a running state for this operation to succeed. Consider alternative methods for terminal sessions if available.
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How to connect Daytona
Sign in to Zeplik
Create a free Zeplik account or sign in. New accounts start with free credits, so you can try Daytona immediately.
Connect Daytona
Open Settings and go to Connectors, then press Connect on Daytona. You can also connect from the Daytona page in the app.
Approve access to Daytona
Approve access on Daytona's secure consent screen. You are returned to Zeplik and can start giving instructions that use Daytona.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use Daytona with Zeplik?
- Yes. Daytona is available as an integration on Zeplik. Connect it once and the AI assistant can work with your Daytona account inside any conversation.
- What can Zeplik do with Daytona?
- Once connected, Zeplik has 55 read and 45 write actions for Daytona. Daytona is a development environment management platform that provides cloud-based development workspaces with API access for automation.
- How do I connect Daytona to Zeplik?
- You connect Daytona with a secure one-click sign-in (OAuth): press Connect in Settings under Connectors and approve access on Daytona's consent screen.
- Does Zeplik change things in Daytona without asking?
- No. Zeplik reads from Daytona by default. Any action that changes data in Daytona requires write access, which stays off until you enable it in Settings under Connectors.
- How much does connecting Daytona cost?
- Connecting Daytona is free. You only spend Zeplik credits when the assistant runs, and new accounts start with free credits.
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