Waymark / Routes / e2b.dev Read and write files on the E2B sandbox filesystem
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Documented steps Create a sandbox: `sandbox = Sandbox.create()` in Python or `await Sandbox.create()` in JS/TS. Write a single file: Python `sandbox.files.write('/path/file', 'content')`; JS `await sandbox.files.write('/path/file', 'content')`. Write several files at once: Python `sandbox.files.write_files([{'path':'/a','data':'x'}, {'path':'/b','data':'y'}])`; JS `await sandbox.files.write([{path, data}, ...])`. Read a file: `sandbox.files.read('/path/file')` (Python) / `await sandbox.files.read(...)` (JS). List a directory with `sandbox.files.list('/')`; remove files with the remove method. Known gotchas Python's multi-file batch method is `write_files` (plural), while JS uses a single `write` with an array - the method names differ between SDKs. Paths are sandbox-internal; reading a missing file raises FileNotFoundError. Filesystem operations via `sandbox.files` work regardless of template; the default working directory is /home/user.
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