Sprites MCP server

What it does

MCP server for managing Sprites, which are sandboxed, checkpointable compute environments. Developers use it to create and control isolated environments, execute commands, run services, and create snapshots, all programmable through an AI agent.

• Execute commands in isolated sandboxed environments and retrieve their output.
• Create snapshots of a sprite's full state and restore it to a previous checkpoint.
• Run and manage long-lived services within a sprite, including starting, stopping, and viewing logs.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
list_sprites	List sprites for the authenticated organization.
create_sprite	Create a new sprite.
destroy_sprite	Destroy a sprite.
exec	Run a command inside a sprite.
exec_list	List active exec sessions.
exec_kill	Kill an exec session by ID.
checkpoint_create	Snapshot the current sprite state.
checkpoint_list	List checkpoints.
checkpoint_get	Get details of a specific checkpoint.
checkpoint_restore	Restore the sprite to a checkpoint.
service_list	List configured services and their state.
service_get	Get details of a specific service.
service_create	Create or update a service definition.
service_start	Start a service.
service_stop	Stop a running service.
service_logs	Stream logs for a service.
policy_network_get	Get the current outbound network policy.
policy_network_update	Update the outbound network policy.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.