Provider code execution

The Responses tool union includes OfCodeExecution. This delegates code execution to a provider-hosted environment. It does not execute code inside your Go application or configure the SDK’s separate sandbox service. With a compatible model and ctx:

response, err := model.NewResponses(ctx, &responses.Request{
    Input: responses.InputUnion{OfString: utils.Ptr("Use Python to solve 3*x + 11 = 14.")},
    Tools: []responses.ToolUnion{{OfCodeExecution: &responses.CodeExecutionTool{
        Container: &responses.CodeExecutionToolContainerUnion{
            ContainerConfig: &responses.CodeExecutionToolContainerConfig{Type: "auto"},
        },
    }}},
    Parameters: responses.Parameters{
        Include: []responses.Includable{responses.IncludableCodeInterpreterCallOutputs},
    },
})
if err != nil { return err }
_ = response

Container configuration

The container union accepts a provider container ID or a configuration object. Container settings, file access, memory limits, and reuse are provider-specific. Do not assume a container identifier can be used across providers, accounts, or arbitrary later sessions. The model decides whether to call the tool. Output can include code-interpreter call items, generated files/images, and a final assistant answer. Inspect completed items and errors rather than interpreting the presence of an enabled tool as successful execution.

Choose an execution boundary

Use provider-hosted execution for supported model-assisted analysis. Use sandbox tools when your application needs to supply its own execution environment. Use a workflow JavaScript node for synchronous JSON transformation within a configured graph; it is not a shell or container runtime.

Getting started

Core concepts

Models and providers

Tools and capabilities

Multi-agent patterns

Interfaces

Durable execution

Scheduled work

Workflows

Testing and operations

Provider code execution

Container configuration

Choose an execution boundary

​Container configuration

​Choose an execution boundary

Container configuration

Choose an execution boundary