Code Interpreter by E2B
The Code Interpreter E2B Node is a tool that allows for the execution of Python code in a sandbox environment. It’s designed to be used as part of a larger system, likely an AI-powered application or chatbot that requires code execution capabilities.
Node Details
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Name: Code Interpreter by E2B
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Type: CodeInterpreter
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Version: 1.0
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Category: Tools
Parameters
Inputs
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Tool Name
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Type: string
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Default: “code_interpreter”
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Description: Specifies the name of the tool
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Tool Description
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Type: string
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Default: A detailed description of the tool’s capabilities
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Description: Specifies the description of the tool
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Credential
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Label: Connect Credential
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Name: credential
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Type: credential
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Credential Names: E2BApi
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Optional: true
Functionality
The node uses the E2B Code Interpreter API to execute Python code. Here’s how it works:
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It initializes with the provided tool name, description, and API key.
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When called, it takes Python code as input.
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The code is executed in a sandbox environment.
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The execution results, including text output and generated artifacts (like images or HTML), are processed.
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The results are returned, with artifacts being stored and referenced for later retrieval.
Input/Output
Input
- Python code as a string
Output
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Text output from code execution
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References to generated artifacts (images, HTML, etc.)
Use Cases
This node is particularly useful for:
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Dynamic data analysis and visualization in chat interfaces
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Executing user-provided or AI-generated Python code safely
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Generating charts, graphs, or other visual data representations on-the-fly
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Performing complex calculations or data manipulations within a conversation flow
Important Notes
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The node supports various output types, including PNG images, JPEG images, HTML, Markdown, LaTeX, JSON, and JavaScript.
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Errors during code execution are caught and returned as part of the output.
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The sandbox environment is closed after each execution to free up resources.
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Artifacts generated during execution (e.g., images) are stored and can be retrieved later using the provided references.