apt-get install nodejs npm pulls in hundreds of node-* packages
(libhwasan, node-jsonify, node-eslint-utils, etc.) adding 60-90s
to cloud-init. We immediately replace it with Node 22 via n anyway.
Fix: bootstrap n directly from curl and install Node 22 in one step.
No apt nodejs/npm needed.
Before: apt install nodejs npm → npm install -g n → n 22 (slow)
After: curl n | bash -s install 22 (fast, no apt bloat)
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Agents declare their dependency tier (minimal/node/bun/full), and
cloud-init only installs what's needed. Lightweight agents like
OpenCode and ZeroClaw skip Node.js upgrade, Bun install, and
build-essential — saving 60-90s on boot and eliminating the
DigitalOcean cloud-init timeout.
- Add CloudInitTier type + cloudInitTier field to AgentConfig
- Add shared/cloud-init.ts: tier-to-packages mapping
- Update all 6 clouds (DO, Hetzner, AWS, GCP, Fly, Daytona)
- Bump CLI version to 0.6.8
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Extract ~800 lines of duplicated agent helpers and orchestration logic
from aws/agents.ts and fly/agents.ts into shared modules:
- shared/agent-setup.ts: CloudRunner interface, installAgent,
uploadConfigFile, installClaudeCode, setupClaudeCodeConfig,
GitHub auth, config helpers, createAgents(), resolveAgent()
- shared/orchestrate.ts: CloudOrchestrator interface + 12-step
runOrchestration() pipeline
- shared/agents.ts: AgentConfig type + generateEnvConfig (single source)
Each cloud becomes a thin wrapper (~25-60 lines) that constructs a
CloudRunner/CloudOrchestrator from its provider-specific functions.
Also fixes pre-existing test breakage (aws.test.ts imported renamed
exports LIGHTSAIL_BUNDLES/BundleTier → BUNDLES/Bundle) and removes
dead aws/lib/common.sh reference from test/e2e.sh.
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