LMStudio v0.3.29 (and probably upwards) - HowTo enable LLM access to the internet via the js-code-sandbox plugin

Nobody has claimed this yet.

As no guide/hint whatsoever exists anywhere about using the js-code-sandbox embedded plugin to grant an LLM access to the internet - knowing that that plugin can execute JavaScript code including accessing an URL/parsing a _current_ webpage, I've written a short explanatory for the innocent user (who is not a programmer who knows what to fiddle with, that is); the "guide" is larger and posted on Medium, but the core is as follows. May it be of good use to you.

_Deno_ can be sent JavaScript code for various tasks (see its documentation), and execute it; however, specific permissions must be granted for the respective procedures, like file system access, internet access, etc.

In Windows:

Go to the folder:
C:\Users\[your user name]\.cache\lm-studio\extensions\plugins\lmstudio\js-code-sandbox\.lmstudio

Edit the file:
**production.js**
- search for “--allow” (that’s two minus - signs, short dashes)
- those are the permissions of _Deno_
- by default, internet access is off: “--deny-net”
- change it to “**--allow-net**”
- and put that line just below “run”, as the first item in the list of permissions for _Deno_
Then, Save that file, production.js, where it is (Ctrl-S or whatever key combo for saving the file).

Now, go up 1 level, and enter the folder js-code-sandbox\src

There, Edit the file:
**toolsProvider.ts**
- do exactly the same as for the production.js file above, changing the permission to access the “net” to **“--allow-net”**, and saving the file **toolsProvider.ts** as well.

Now. Make an LLM call that plugin that now is granting access to the internet, for finding/retrieving current information.

Review the issue's proposed steps alongside the Deno permission documentation, especially the --deny-net and --allow-net behavior. Confirm the paths and filenames production.js and src/toolsProvider.ts for the stated LM Studio version, then determine the appropriate docs location; done means a clear guide is published and the procedure has been verified without exposing unnecessary permissions.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.