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@acentric-cloud/execution

v0.1.1

Published

Run Python in your own sandboxes (E2B, Daytona, Blaxel, Tensorlake) with one API: start, wait, kill, list, delete. Calls the acentric execution gateway, or providers directly. Bring your own keys.

Readme

@acentric-cloud/execution

Run Python in your own sandboxes (E2B, Daytona, Blaxel, Tensorlake) with one API. Bring your own keys and sandboxes: credentials travel with each request and are never stored, and nothing is installed in the sandbox.

npm install @acentric-cloud/execution

Through the gateway

import { createClient } from '@acentric-cloud/execution';

const sandboxes = createClient({
  credentials: { e2b: { apiKey: process.env.E2B_API_KEY! } },
});

// Starts the script and returns at once.
const { execution } = await sandboxes.start({
  provider: 'e2b',
  sandboxId: 'your-sandbox-id',
  id: 'run-1', // your own ID: a retried start with the same code is the same execution
  code: 'import time\nfor i in range(3):\n    print(i)\n    time.sleep(1)',
});

// Output from `cursor` on, once the script ends or `yieldMs` passes.
let result = await sandboxes.wait({ provider: 'e2b', execution, cursor: 0, yieldMs: 10_000 });
while (result.status === 'running') {
  result = await sandboxes.wait({ provider: 'e2b', execution, cursor: result.nextCursor });
}
console.log(result.status, result.exitCode, result.output);

The client calls the gateway at https://execution.cloud.acentric.dev (DEFAULT_BASE_URL); pass baseUrl to use another one, such as http://localhost:8787.

  • start takes code, and optionally env, cwd, python and maxRuntimeMs. It never waits.
  • wait takes a byte cursor and returns new output, nextCursor and the status: running, exited, killed, timed_out or lost.
    • yieldMs defaults to 10 s, up to 15 min.
    • maxOutputBytes defaults to 40,000. Longer output is cut in the middle, or paged from the start with truncate: 'head'.
  • kill ends the script (SIGTERM, then SIGKILL after graceMs) and returns its last output.
  • list, delete and deleteAll manage the executions a sandbox holds.

Directly, without the gateway

import { createDirectClient } from '@acentric-cloud/execution/direct';

const sandboxes = createDirectClient({ credentials: { daytona: { apiKey: '...' } } });

The same client, calling providers from your process with the adapters the gateway runs. It bundles every adapter.

Without fetch: @acentric-cloud/execution/core

import {
  MAX_YIELD_MS,
  type ExecutionHandle,
  type ExecutionResult,
} from '@acentric-cloud/execution/core';

Everything but the clients: the request and response types, SandboxError and the limits. It needs only ECMAScript, so it loads where fetch and the DOM are absent, such as the pure half of an acentric-cloud agent.

Providers

| Provider | credentials | sandboxId | | ------------ | ------------------------ | ------------------ | | e2b | { apiKey, domain? } | sandbox ID | | daytona | { apiKey, apiUrl? } | sandbox ID or name | | blaxel | { apiKey, workspace? } | sandbox name | | tensorlake | { apiKey } | sandbox ID or name |

The sandbox must have python3. Create it so it outlives your scripts:

  • E2B: a timeout long enough.
  • Daytona: autoStopInterval: 0, because a stop kills running scripts.
  • Tensorlake: a named sandbox with a long timeout_secs.

Errors

Every failure is a SandboxError with a kind (auth, not_found, conflict, sandbox_unavailable, timeout, ...) and retryable. Calls are never retried.