Arrakis MCP Server
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The Arrakis MCP Server exposes Arrakis VM sandbox functionality to Large Language Models. It provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface for managing and interacting with Arrakis virtual machines.
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What is Arrakis MCP Server?
The Arrakis MCP Server is a server that allows Large Language Models (LLMs) to interact with Arrakis VM sandboxes through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides a set of resources and tools for managing and executing commands within virtual machines.
How to use Arrakis MCP Server?
To use the Arrakis MCP Server, clone the repository and configure your LLM tool to use the server by adding the provided JSON configuration to your MCP configuration. This configuration specifies the command and arguments needed to run the server.
Key features of Arrakis MCP Server
VM Management
Snapshotting
Command Execution
File Transfer
State Management (pause/stop)
Resource Listing
Use cases of Arrakis MCP Server
Executing code in a safe environment
Testing untrusted code
Sandboxing LLM interactions
Creating reproducible environments
Performing experiments with different software configurations
FAQ from Arrakis MCP Server
What is Arrakis?
What is Arrakis?
Arrakis is a VM sandbox environment.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standard for LLMs to interact with external tools.
How do I start a VM?
How do I start a VM?
Use the start_sandbox tool.
How do I upload a file to a VM?
How do I upload a file to a VM?
Use the upload_file tool.
How do I find the available VMs?
How do I find the available VMs?
Use the arrakis://vms resource.