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  • Execute Python code directly in an Odoo environment to access models, modify data, and perform database operations with persistent state between calls.
    MIT
  • Destroy the current sandbox and create a fresh one, with optional workspace wipe and named sandbox selection.
    MIT
  • Execute shell commands in isolated Modal sandbox environments to run scripts, test programs, and debug with captured output and timing results.
    MIT
  • Start a background process, such as a dev server, in an isolated sandbox environment.
    MIT
  • Execute Python code in a sandboxed macOS environment with no network access, restricted filesystem writes, and automatic timeout. Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code for safe autonomous agent use.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Execute shell commands in a sandboxed environment that blocks dangerous patterns like rm -rf, sudo, and curl. Uses Seatbelt sandbox for isolation.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Creates an isolated sandbox environment with specified language and dependencies for secure code execution.
    MIT
  • Run Python code securely in a WebAssembly sandbox to execute scripts and return output. Supports pure Python without external dependencies.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute Python code in a sandboxed environment using Gemini. Captures stdout, stderr, and execution results for analysis.
    MIT
  • Execute Python code inside Blender's secure sandbox to control 3D modeling, animation, and rendering using safe imports like bpy and mathutils.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Execute code in a temporary sandbox, automatically destroying it post-execution. Supports multiple languages, custom environment variables, and optional file download. Ideal for isolated, one-time code runs without persistent sandbox operations.
    MIT