matty-fortune

Yes, you would need to use MCP or do something custom that's similar. Through whatever means, you'd need to provide the agent with a function, or functions, that it can...

> [@matty-fortune](https://github.com/matty-fortune), > > > Yes, you would need to use MCP or do something custom that's similar. > > 10-4. > > I have never implemented an MCP function...

I should also add that in your specific use case of having a separate container, using SSE with a localhost URL will likely be much more straightforward than using STDIO,...

Ah, yes, since it says it must be Debian based then I assume it must be Debian based. My assumption would be that some of the things it does requires,...

That confirms it needs APT and working around that would probably turn out to be fairly complex. Happy to help 👍

Maybe it would be helpful to specify what's missing from this documentation? A complete example? https://docs.all-hands.dev/usage/how-to/custom-sandbox-guide

Someone else might be able to provide more details, but (1) yes, that should be enough, (2) yes, dependencies are installed in the container so that OpenHands can use it,...

@bartlettroscoe Yes that'd be a fine way to go about it. Yes the expected OpenHands setup would otherwise need to be put in place in the container. I agree that's...

> [@matty-fortune](https://github.com/matty-fortune), I'm not sure what you mean by a "stand-alone container". Do you just mean the sandbox container has been completely set up beforehand with any packages that would...

@bartlettroscoe that sounds like a good choice, please keep us updated in https://github.com/All-Hands-AI/OpenHands/issues/9098. This is a great use case to explore more complex usages of OpenHands. Anyone working or looking...