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sandtable (Python launcher)
sandtable rehearses AI agents on a sand table of your customer's world before they go live: tau-bench-style simulations, policy invariants checked on every tool call, deterministic grading, pass^k and a CI gate.
This package installs the sandtable command and runs the matching release of the CLI, which is written in TypeScript and published on npm:
uvx sandtable-ai demo
# or
pip install sandtable-ai && sandtable demo
It needs Python 3.10 or later and Node.js 22 or later with npm. The first run downloads that CLI release from npm through npx; later runs use npm's cache, also offline.
Docs: https://sandtable.dev · Source: https://github.com/sandtable-ai/sandtable
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