Inspect Sandboxes
The inspect-sandboxes Python package provides cloud sandbox environments for Inspect AI evaluations. Each sample runs in a managed sandbox on your provider of choice (Daytona, E2B, or Modal) while the Inspect process runs locally on your machine.
This lets you run evaluations without a local Docker daemon or your own Kubernetes cluster, and scale to many concurrent samples beyond what fits on a single machine.
Documentation
See the documentation for installation, a provider quick start, and full configuration options for each provider.
Development
# Install dependencies
make install
# Run tests (skips integration tests)
make test
# Run all tests including integration tests
make test-all
# Run type checking and linting
make check
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