Code Sandbox MCP
by Automata-Labs-team
Code Sandbox MCP provides a secure sandbox environment for executing code within Docker containers. This MCP server gives AI applications a safe and isolated environment for running code while maintaining security through containerization.
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What is Code Sandbox MCP?
Code Sandbox MCP is a server that creates and manages isolated Docker containers for code execution, providing a secure and flexible environment for AI applications to run code.
How to use Code Sandbox MCP?
Install the server using the provided installation scripts or manual installation instructions. Configure your AI application to use the code-sandbox-mcp binary as its code execution backend, providing the necessary parameters for initializing, copying files, executing commands, and stopping the sandbox.
Key features of Code Sandbox MCP
Flexible Container Management
Custom Environment Support
File Operations
Command Execution
Real-time Logging
Auto-Updates
Multi-Platform
Use cases of Code Sandbox MCP
Secure code execution for AI applications
Testing untrusted code in a safe environment
Running code with specific dependencies and configurations
Isolating code execution to prevent security vulnerabilities
FAQ from Code Sandbox MCP
How do I initialize a new compute environment?
How do I initialize a new compute environment?
Use the sandbox_initialize tool with the desired Docker image. It returns a container_id for subsequent operations.
How can I copy files to the sandboxed environment?
How can I copy files to the sandboxed environment?
Use the copy_project or copy_file tools, providing the container_id and the source and destination paths.
How do I execute commands in the sandbox?
How do I execute commands in the sandbox?
Use the sandbox_exec tool with the container_id and an array of commands to execute.
How do I stop and remove a running container?
How do I stop and remove a running container?
Use the sandbox_stop tool with the container_id to gracefully stop and remove the container and its volumes.
Where can I find the container logs?
Where can I find the container logs?
Access the container logs through the containers://{id}/logs resource path.