sandbox-algorithms

name	sandbox-algorithms
description	This skill should be used when the user asks to compute or verify simple algorithmic results such as Fibonacci sequences, factorials, prime numbers, sorting, combinations, permutations, dynamic programming examples, or when the user explicitly asks to run algorithm scripts in the EdgeOne sandbox using code_interpreter or runCode.

Sandbox Algorithms

Purpose

Execute small deterministic algorithm tasks through the EdgeOne sandbox code interpreter instead of relying only on model reasoning.

When to Use

Use this skill for requests involving:

• Fibonacci sequence calculation.
• Factorial calculation.
• Prime or composite number checks.
• Prime list generation.
• Sorting or searching examples.
• Combination, permutation, or binomial coefficient calculation.
• Small dynamic programming demonstrations.
• User requests that explicitly mention sandbox execution, runCode, code_interpreter, or algorithm scripts.

Workflow

1. Identify the algorithm task and required inputs.
2. Prefer the reusable implementations in scripts/algorithms.py.
3. Build a small self-contained Python snippet that imports or includes the relevant implementation.
4. Execute the snippet with the EdgeOne sandbox code_interpreter tool.
5. Inspect results, logs, and error.
6. If execution fails, fix the code and run once more.
7. Return the final answer with a short explanation and the executed result.

Tool Usage Rules

• Use code_interpreter for actual computation whenever available.
• Do not fake tool outputs.
• Do not rely only on mental arithmetic for requested algorithm execution.
• Keep code snippets deterministic and self-contained.
• Set a reasonable timeout, usually 5 to 15 seconds for small algorithms.
• Avoid network access unless the user explicitly asks for it.
• Avoid writing files unless a file is necessary for the task.

Output Format

Return:

## Result

...

## Method

- Algorithm: ...
- Executed with: EdgeOne sandbox `code_interpreter`

## Execution Output

```text
...
```

For very small answers, keep the response concise.