Roadmap

The quality of standard libraries depends on the language. We know that pulling in third-party code is integral to solving real problems. We plan to ship new APIs for bundling interpreters with third-party packages of your choosing.

Give scripts read and/or write access to the filesystem. The first version will allow you to pass in files in the API request. We may add new APIs for creating filesystems ahead of time.

Our current JavaScript support is powered by StarlingMonkey and Node.js.

Reach out if you’d like to use a different engine, such as Bun or Deno.

Add support for compiled languages such as Go, Rust, and Java. Add additional scripting languages like Lua and Gleam. What language would you like to see?

Today, code execution is limited to 30 seconds. While we could extend this by a few more seconds, we’d rather build out an API that supports running code for hours, not minutes.

Current code assumes a POSIX-like environment, with access to environment variables, command line arguments, and standard streams (STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR). We’d like to support typed interfaces via the component model.