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Provides agent-aware guidance and workflows for Tensorlake sandboxes and orchestration — use when the user asks about Tensorlake APIs, sandboxing, or SDK usage.
Tensorlake SDK equips agents with authoritative guidance on using Tensorlake's stateful sandboxes and sandbox-native orchestration. The skill instructs agents to fetch live docs, verify SDK symbols, and follow guardrails for executing or orchestrating code inside isolated sandboxes (suspend/resume, snapshots, clones, PTY, browser automation, and port tunneling). It supports Python, TypeScript, and CLI flows and explains when to prefer live docs vs bundled references.
Use this skill whenever a user mentions Tensorlake, sandboxes, or asks how to run or orchestrate agent code safely. Activate when building agentic systems that need isolated execution, remote-dev setups, file transfer, or when you must verify SDK import paths and methods. The skill mandates WebFetch of the live docs index before giving actionable code.
Primarily designed for coding-capable agents (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Copilot-style assistants) and any agent frameworks that can run WebFetch and execute code (e.g., LangChain integrations).
Tensorlake SDK skill provides agent-aware guidance for Tensorlake sandboxes and orchestration. The SKILL.md is well-structured with clear triggers, a doc-fetching workflow (live docs first, references/ fallback), and sensible guardrails. The bundled bump-version.sh script is clean and well-written but requires arguments (major/minor/patch) so it exited with usage message when run without args. Notable security concern: the SKILL.md includes a `curl | sh` install instruction which is a standard but risky pattern.
The curl|sh instruction is in the user-facing docs, not an auto-executing script — it's a recommendation to users rather than something the skill runs automatically. The skill's primary value is the doc-fetching workflow and SDK integration guidance. bump-version.sh is a release automation script, not core skill functionality.