sandbox

Sandbox Environment

Execute code, commands, and complex tasks securely in isolated Docker containers running AlmaLinux 9.4.

Core Capabilities

The sandbox environment provides fully isolated execution spaces with:

1. Command Execution - Run shell commands, scripts, and programs
2. File Operations - Read/write files, browse directories, manage filesystems
3. Code Execution - Safely execute and test code
4. Claude AI Tasks - Available for advanced use cases when explicitly requested by users
5. Attachment Upload/Download - Upload generated files to Wegent for user download, or download user attachments for processing

When to Use

Use this skill when you need to:

• ✅ Execute shell commands or scripts
• ✅ Run and test code
• ✅ Read, write, or manage files
• ✅ Perform multi-step programming tasks
• ✅ Git operations (clone, commit, push, etc.)
• ✅ Require isolated environment for safety

Note: The sub_claude_agent tool should only be used when the user explicitly requests Claude AI assistance (e.g., "use Claude to generate...", "ask Claude to create...").

Available Tools

Command Execution

exec

Execute shell commands in the sandbox environment.

Use Cases:

• Run single commands or scripts
• Directory operations (create, delete, move)
• Install dependencies, run tests
• View system information

Parameters:

• command (required): Shell command to execute
• working_dir (optional): Working directory path
• timeout (optional): Timeout in seconds

Example:

{
  "name": "exec",
  "arguments": {
    "command": "python script.py --arg value",
    "working_dir": "/home/user/project"
  }
}

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sub_claude_agent

Run Claude AI to execute complex tasks in the sandbox.

⚠️ IMPORTANT: This tool should only be used when the user explicitly requests it. Do not use this tool automatically or as a default option.

Use Cases:

• When user explicitly asks to use Claude (e.g., "use Claude to generate...", "ask Claude to create...")
• Generate presentations and Word documents (when specifically requested)
• Create code projects (when specifically requested)
• Complex multi-step programming tasks (when specifically requested)