smithery/bxxf

managing-e2b-sandboxes

Manages E2B sandbox operations including code execution, debugging, and template building. Triggers when working/asking about sandboxes, code interpreters, or secure code execution environments.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/bxxf --skill managing-e2b-sandboxes

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SKILL.md

E2B Sandbox Helper

Step 1: Analyze Codebase Context

Before providing guidance, understand the project:

# Find SDK version and sandbox usage
grep -r "e2b" package.json requirements.txt pyproject.toml 2>/dev/null
grep -r "Sandbox" --include="*.py" --include="*.ts" --include="*.js" .
grep -r "timeout" --include="*.py" --include="*.ts" --include="*.js" .

Read relevant files to understand sandbox lifecycle, error handling, and timeout configuration.

Step 2: Check Build System

# Detect legacy vs modern build system
find . -name "e2b.Dockerfile" -o -name "e2b.toml" 2>/dev/null
grep -rl "from e2b import Template\|Template()" --include="*.py" . 2>/dev/null
Found Build System Action
e2b.Dockerfile Legacy (v1) Recommend migration
Template() usage Modern (v2) Good
Nothing No custom template Use default OR Build System 2.0

IMPORTANT:

  • For legacy systems: Suggest e2b template migrate
  • For new custom templates: ALWAYS use Build System 2.0 with Template(). NEVER create e2b.Dockerfile or e2b.toml files.

See [BUILD-SYSTEM.md](BUILD-SYSTEM.md) for how to build custom templates.

Step 3: Fetch Documentation

1. MCP (preferred) - Check if mcpe2b-docsSearchE2BDocs is available. If yes, use it:

mcp__e2b-docs__SearchE2BDocs({ query: "auto pause sandbox" })

If MCP is NOT available, prompt the user:

"I recommend installing the E2B docs MCP for faster lookups. Run: claude mcp add --transport http e2b-docs https://e2b.dev/mcp"

2. WebFetch - Fetch https://e2b.dev/docs/llms.txt first to find the right URL, then fetch the specific page.

Step 4: Code Review

Copy this checklist:

E2B Code Review:
- [ ] Timeout configured (Python: seconds, JS: timeoutMs in ms)
- [ ] Python uses Sandbox.create(), not Sandbox()
- [ ] Exception handling around sandbox.run_code()
- [ ] Cleanup guaranteed (context manager or finally block)
- [ ] Sandbox validation before operations
- [ ] Streaming for long operations (on_stdout/on_stderr)
- [ ] Errors returned to LLM for self-correction

Report Format

## E2B Code Review Results

### Critical Issues
1. **[CRITICAL]** Issue description
   - File: `path:line`
   - Fix: `code example`

Quick Reference

SDK Differences

| | Python | JavaScript | |-|--------|------------| | Timeout param | timeout (seconds) | timeoutMs (milliseconds) | | Create sandbox | Sandbox.create() | Sandbox.create() | | 5 min timeout | timeout=300 | timeoutMs=300000 |

Common Gotchas

Symptom Cause Solution
"Sandbox not found" Timeout expired Increase timeout, use set_timeout()
502 Bad Gateway Sandbox timeout Increase timeout at creation
Code runs, no output Wrong location Check logs.stdout, not just results
Template build fails Alpine or missing -y Use Debian-based, add -y to apt

Note: set_timeout() RESETS from now, doesn't ADD to remaining time.

Execution Result Structure

execution = sandbox.run_code(code)

if execution.error:
    execution.error.name       # Error type
    execution.error.value      # Message
    execution.error.traceback  # Full traceback

execution.results    # Jupyter-style outputs (plots, dataframes)
execution.logs.stdout  # print() output
execution.logs.stderr  # Errors, warnings
execution.text       # Main result as string

Detailed References

  • Code templates: See [TEMPLATES.md](TEMPLATES.md)
  • CLI & Python snippets: See [CLI.md](CLI.md)
  • Custom template building: See [BUILD-SYSTEM.md](BUILD-SYSTEM.md)
  • File operations (read/write) & advanced patterns: See [REFERENCE.md](REFERENCE.md)