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pi-extension-e2b

v1.0.0

Published

14 days ago

E2B cloud sandbox integration for pi — redirects all tool execution to a remote E2B sandbox

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pi-extension-e2b

E2B cloud sandbox integration for pi. Redirects all tool execution (bash, read, write, edit, ls, find, grep) to an E2B cloud sandbox, giving the agent a full Linux environment with internet access — completely isolated from your local machine.

Install

pi install npm:pi-extension-e2b

Setup

Set your E2B API key:

export E2B_API_KEY=your_key_here

Usage

pi --e2b                          # Create new sandbox (no file sync)
pi --e2b --e2b-sync              # Create new sandbox and sync local files
pi --e2b --e2b-template custom    # Use a custom E2B template
pi --e2b --e2b-sandbox <id>       # Reconnect to an existing sandbox

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /e2b | Show sandbox status & info | | /e2b-upload | Upload local file(s) to the sandbox | | /e2b-download | Download file(s) from the sandbox | | /e2b-reconnect | Connect to an existing sandbox by ID |

Keyboard Shortcut

Ctrl+Shift+E — Toggle E2B sandbox on/off mid-session.

LLM-Callable Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | e2b_port_url | Get the public URL for a port running in the sandbox |

How It Works

When enabled, the extension replaces all 7 built-in pi tools (bash, read, write, edit, ls, find, grep) with E2B-backed implementations that execute in the remote sandbox. File sync uses git archive (or tar fallback) to upload your project. A keepalive timer extends the sandbox timeout automatically.

License

MIT