Sandbox as a Service MCP server

This is a helper that gives your AI its own temporary Linux computer. The AI can run commands, write files, and start small programs there, then show you what happened. It is handy if you want your AI to actually try code instead of just talking about it, without touching your own machine.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to run some code or a command. The AI uses this helper to create a fresh Linux machine just for that job. Then it sends your command to that machine and waits for it to finish. The machine sends back what the command printed, any errors, and whether it worked. When you are done, the machine is thrown away, so nothing is left behind on your computer.

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What you can do with it

• Create a temporary Linux machine for a job
• Run shell commands and see the output
• Write and read files on that machine
• List what files a run produced
• Share a small web page or app from the machine with a public link
• Check how much time and credit you have left
• Destroy the machine when you are done

Try asking your AI

• “Create a sandbox and run python --version in it.”
• “Write a small Python script to a file, run it, and show me the output.”
• “Start a simple web server on port 8000 and give me a public link to it.”
• “List the files in the sandbox so I can see what my script created.”
• “How much credit do I have left on my account?”

What it gives back to you

You get back plain text in the chat. For commands, that means what the command printed, any error messages, and a number that says whether it succeeded. For files, you get the file contents or a list of names. For the account, you get your remaining credit and recent usage.

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Who it's for

Anyone who wants their AI to actually run and test code safely, like developers, analysts, or students trying things out.