Sandboxed Python execution for AI agents. PEP 723 inline deps, multi-version Python, zero pollution.
Sandboxed Python execution for AI agents. Scripts run in ephemeral, isolated environments with inline dependencies (PEP 723) -- zero host pollution, zero leftover venvs, zero package conflicts. Every coding agent can already run Python on your host. The problem is what happens next: packages accumulate, venvs sprawl, and a rogue breaks your system. mcp-python-exec-sandbox eliminates this: Scripts…
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Sandboxed Python execution for AI agents. Scripts run in ephemeral, isolated environments with inline dependencies (PEP 723) -- zero host pollution, zero leftover venvs, zero package conflicts. Every coding agent can already run Python on your host. The problem is what happens next: packages accumulate, venvs sprawl, and a rogue breaks your system. mcp-python-exec-sandbox eliminates this: Scripts execute in a sandbox (bubblewrap on Linux, Docker on macOS/other platforms) Dependencies are…
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