e2b-dev/code-interpreter
Python & JS/TS SDK for running AI-generated code/code interpreting in your AI app
What it solves
It provides a secure way to execute AI-generated code in the cloud. By using isolated sandboxes, it prevents the risks associated with running untrusted code generated by LLMs on a local machine or a main server.
How it works
E2B offers a cloud-based infrastructure that creates secure, isolated sandboxes. Developers can use the provided JavaScript or Python SDKs to start, control, and execute code within these sandboxes remotely.
Who it’s for
Developers building AI agents or applications that need to run code generated by LLMs to perform calculations, data analysis, or other programmatic tasks.
Highlights
- Secure, isolated cloud sandboxes for AI-generated code.
- Dedicated SDKs for both JavaScript/TypeScript and Python.
- Support for custom sandbox templates to include specific packages or runtimes.
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