Python-only
A hosted isolated Python execution service for short-lived remote runs. This is not a general shell sandbox and not a multi-language execution platform.
disposable-exec
Hosted isolated Python execution for short-lived remote runs
Run agent-triggered or workflow-triggered Python without running it on your app host. disposable-exec gives you a narrow hosted Python execution path so you can keep generated or automation-triggered code off your core systems.
Start with one short Python run. Use Free if you only want to validate the flow first. Python-only. Short-lived runs. Not a general shell sandbox.
Why teams use it
To run agent-triggered or workflow-triggered Python without running that Python on the app host, worker host, or user machine.
Operational fit
Useful when you need inspectable short-lived runs with status, stdout, stderr, exit code, and result, not long-running compute.
Suitable for / Not for
Suitable for
- Agent builders who need isolated Python execution
- Automation workflows that should not run Python on the app host
- Teams that need inspectable short-lived Python runs
Not for
- General shell sandboxing
- Long-running compute jobs
- Multi-language execution platforms
How it works
Step 1
Send Python
Send a Python script or a Python file bundle to the hosted API.
Step 2
Run remotely
Run it in a disposable remote environment built for short-lived Python execution.
Step 3
Inspect results
Inspect status, stdout, stderr, exit code, and result through the existing API flow.
Step 4
Keep Python off the app host
Keep risky or generated Python off your core systems without building your own sandbox layer first.
Execution Playground
Try one short hosted Python run before you wire the API or Python client. Python-only. Short-lived runs. Not a general shell sandbox.
1. Get a Free or paid API key
2. Paste it here
3. Run one short Python script
You will get status, stdout, stderr, exit code, and execution ID.
If this page cannot reach the API from your browser, open Quickstart and continue with the direct API flow.
Get a Free or paid API key first, paste it here, and try one short Python script.