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Isolate untrusted agent code inside secure, cloud-based microVMs by connecting e2b.dev to Make. Linking these self-contained sandboxes to our workflow automation tool allows you to programmatically spin up custom runtime environments, execute scripts, and fetch logs. Create your free Make account today to start building self-healing code execution pipelines.
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Automate Secure Code Execution in Your Make Workflows with e2b.dev
Connect e2b.dev with Make to run AI-generated code in secure sandboxes. Directly link thousands of apps, analyze data on the fly, and build smarter, automated workflows with automated error monitoring.
Automate secure code execution
Run AI-generated scripts safely inside isolated sandboxes automatically as part of your multi-step visual workflows.
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Use secure sandboxes to analyze, transform, or clean incoming data using custom code without risking your core infrastructure.
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Easily pass data from your favorite databases, spreadsheets, or messaging tools directly into a secure Python or JavaScript environment.
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Link your chosen AI models with e2b's code interpreter to let agents generate and instantly execute code to solve complex tasks.
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