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OpenSandbox

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Secure, Fast, and Extensible Sandbox runtime for AI agents.

Claude CodeCursor

OpenSandbox MCP server provides secure sandbox execution capabilities for AI agents through the Model Context Protocol. It enables MCP clients such as Claude Code and Cursor to create isolated sandbox environments, execute commands, and perform file operations within Docker or Kubernetes runtimes. The MCP server exposes OpenSandbox's sandbox lifecycle APIs—including creation, command execution, and text file manipulation—allowing AI coding assistants to safely run arbitrary code and scripts. Developers can configure it to connect to local or remote OpenSandbox instances for both testing and production agent workflows.

Key Features

MCP server exposing sandbox creation, command execution, and text file read/write operations
Multi-language SDK support for Python, Java/Kotlin, JavaScript/TypeScript, C#/.NET, and Go
Docker and Kubernetes runtime backends for local development and distributed cloud execution
Strong isolation using gVisor, Kata Containers, and Firecracker microVM secure container runtimes
Credential Vault for secure secret injection without exposing credentials to sandbox workloads
Network policy controls with unified ingress gateway and per-sandbox egress rules
Pre-built sandbox environments for code interpreters, browser automation (Chrome, Playwright), and desktop VNC access
Signed container images with Cosign provenance attestations and multi-registry distribution

Use Cases

  • 01Running AI coding agents (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code) with isolated code execution
  • 02Executing untrusted code safely from LLM-generated scripts or user prompts
  • 03Browser automation and web scraping with sandboxed Chrome or Playwright instances
  • 04Agent evaluation and reinforcement learning training with one sandbox per trial
  • 05LangGraph workflows that spawn ephemeral sandboxes for task execution with retry logic
  • 06Remote development environments using code-server (VS Code Web) inside sandboxes

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OpenSandbox — FAQ

What is the OpenSandbox MCP server?+

The OpenSandbox MCP server is a Model Context Protocol implementation that lets AI clients like Claude Code and Cursor create secure sandbox environments, run commands, and manipulate files through standardized MCP tools.

How do I install the OpenSandbox MCP server?+

Install via pip with 'pip install opensandbox-mcp', then add a JSON configuration entry to your MCP client's settings specifying the command 'opensandbox-mcp' with arguments pointing to your OpenSandbox server domain and protocol. You must also have an OpenSandbox server instance running (locally via Docker or remotely on Kubernetes).

Which AI clients work with the OpenSandbox MCP server?+

The MCP server works with any MCP-capable client including Claude Code, Cursor, and other tools that support the Model Context Protocol stdio interface.

Do I need API keys or a running server to use the OpenSandbox MCP server?+

You need a running OpenSandbox server instance (local or remote) and must configure the MCP server with the server's domain, protocol (http/https), and optionally an API key if authentication is enabled on your OpenSandbox server.

Is the OpenSandbox MCP server free and open source?+

Yes, OpenSandbox is fully open source under the Apache 2.0 License. All components including the MCP server, SDKs, CLI, and runtimes are freely available on GitHub.

What are the prerequisites for running OpenSandbox locally?+

Docker is required for local sandbox execution, and Python 3.10 or later is needed to run the OpenSandbox server and MCP server components. For production Kubernetes deployments, a configured Kubernetes cluster is required.

How do I install OpenSandbox?+

Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. OpenSandbox is a mcp server — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.

Is OpenSandbox free?+

OpenSandbox is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.

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