Brezel Python SDK
Dependency-free Python client for stateful, self-hosted Brezel agent sandboxes.
pip install brezel-sdk
from brezel import BrezelClient
client = BrezelClient.from_token_file(
"/var/lib/brezel/secrets/service.token",
base_url="https://sandbox.example.com",
project="brezel-default",
)
with client.create_sandbox(template="base", ttl_seconds=900) as sandbox:
result = sandbox.run(["python3", "-c", "print(6 * 7)"])
print(result.stdout_text, end="")
Use a prequalified immutable environment without creating or resolving a template alias:
with client.create_sandbox(
environment_revision="envr_0123456789abcdef01234567",
ttl_seconds=900,
) as sandbox:
print(sandbox.run(["node", "--version"]).stdout_text)
The SDK intentionally accepts command argument arrays, not shell strings. It does not retry commands or file writes because their outcome can be indeterminate after a transport interruption.
Requires Python 3.10 or newer.
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