The Code Interpreter API is currently free during the developer preview, with plans to charge based on usage once it reaches general availability. Self-hosting is offered on a case-by-case basis. Future plans include allowing interpreter customization, outbound network requests, filesystem access, and adding support for more languages, including compiled languages like Go, Java, and Rust.
Key takeaways:
- Riza Code Interpreter API allows execution of JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Ruby or PHP in a sandboxed environment.
- During the developer preview, the Code Interpreter API is free and it's planned to charge based on usage once the API reaches general availability.
- There are certain limitations during the developer preview like no filesystem access, no network access, no external packages, and execution time and memory consumption limitations.
- Riza is planning to introduce new features like interpreter customization, outbound network requests, filesystem access, and support for more languages.