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<Step title="Daytona Sandbox Setup">
<Note>
Open SWE uses Daytona for sandboxed code execution. You need to create a snapshot in your Daytona account before running the agent.
</Note>

#### Prerequisites
1. Create account at [daytona.io](https://daytona.io)
2. Get API key from dashboard
3. Set `DAYTONA_API_KEY` in `.env`

#### Create Snapshot
1. Log into [Daytona Platform](https://app.daytona.io)
2. Navigate to Snapshots
3. Create new snapshot with:
- Name: `open-swe-vcpu2-mem4-disk5`
- Image: `daytonaio/langchain-open-swe:0.1.0`
- Resources: 2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, 5GB disk

<Tip>
The snapshot name and image must match the values in `/packages/shared/src/constants.ts`.
</Tip>

#### Troubleshooting

If you see "Failed to create sandbox environment":
- Verify snapshot exists with correct name
- Check API key is set
- Ensure account has sufficient resources

If agent commands fail in sandbox:
- Verify snapshot uses the correct image
- Recreate snapshot if needed
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</Step>

<Step title="Create GitHub App">
<Note>
You'll need to create a **GitHub App** (not a GitHub OAuth App). These are different types of applications with different capabilities. Consider creating separate GitHub apps for development and production environments.
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