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"How to execute custom code in a Linux Docker container" matching MCP tools:

  • Stop a running Docker container by its ID or name to free resources or halt processes. Safely terminates the container when container.write permission is granted.
    MIT
  • Start a stopped Docker container using its ID or name, with required container.write permission for access control.
    MIT
  • Run Python code in a stateful IPython kernel within a Docker container. Maintain variables, imports, and definitions across executions for iterative workflows. Supports async code with 'await' and sequential executions with shared kernel state.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Execute Pylpex code to evaluate custom programming language expressions and functions, returning computed results.
    MIT
  • Execute Python or C++ code snippets in isolated Docker containers with no network access, memory cap, and read-only filesystem. Returns output, status, and duration for safe code testing and verification.
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  • Stop a running browser container for a persona or all. Preserves Firefox profile in Docker volume.
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  • Execute shell commands inside a Docker container, with configurable stdin, working directory, environment, timeout, and acceptable exit codes. Supports background jobs for detached execution.
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  • Retrieve the live process list inside a Docker container by name or ID, optionally passing ps arguments such as aux. Use it to debug container-level process state.
    MIT
  • Scan a Docker/OCI container image for vulnerabilities. Submit an image reference to get a job ID for tracking progress.
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  • Run code safely in isolated Docker containers. Choose ephemeral execution for throwaway runs or persistent sessions for stateful development.
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  • Restart the UniGrok Docker container safely by executing docker compose up --build -d. Rebuilds and starts the container in detached mode.
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  • Execute shell commands on a remote Linux machine via SSH. Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code.
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  • Execute Python code in Blender to automate 3D modeling, scene manipulation, and custom operations. Accepts inline code or a local .py file.
    MIT
  • List files and directories inside a Docker container with detailed metadata, including permissions, size, and timestamps, using a specified path or the current directory.
    MIT
  • Inspect filesystem changes in a Docker container since it started. See added, modified, or deleted files to understand what the container wrote to its writable layer.
    MIT
  • Repoint all feed URLs in a queue profile from one Jackett indexer to another. Optionally restart the Docker container so qBittorrent reloads feeds.json.
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