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Code Runner
PinnedExecute Python, JavaScript, and shell scripts in a sandboxed environment. Great for data analysis, prototyping, and automation tasks.
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Run this in your terminal
terminal$ openclaw skills install code-runner
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About this skill
What it does
The code-runner skill allows an AI agent to execute and evaluate code snippets directly within its environment. It supports multiple programming languages, provides real-time feedback on execution results, and can handle both simple calculations and complex scripts.
When to use it
- To test small pieces of code quickly without setting up a full development environment.
- For educational purposes, such as demonstrating coding concepts or debugging logic.
- When automating repetitive tasks that require scripting in languages like Python or Bash.
- During development workflows to validate snippets before integrating them into larger projects.
Key capabilities
- Executes code in multiple programming languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript, Bash).
- Returns output and error messages from executed scripts.
- Supports interactive coding sessions with real-time feedback.
Example prompts
- "Run this Python script:
print('Hello, world!')" - "Execute a bash command to list the current directory contents."
- "Evaluate the result of
2 + 3 * 4in JavaScript."
Tips & gotchas
- Ensure that any code executed is safe and does not contain malicious or harmful operations.
- Some environments may restrict access to system resources, so execution might be limited depending on configuration.
Requirements
Required binaries
python3node