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- Use Sandbox.create() consistently in both JS and Python - Rename 'sbx' variable to 'sandbox' for clarity - Use timeout parameter instead of explicit kill() calls - Personalize section headers per template - Add descriptive prose for each section
- claude-code: Explain -p flag, --dangerously-skip-permissions, timeout=0, add Anthropic Console link - desktop: Add noVNC link and explanation, add prose before bash script, justify resource requirements - expo: Add Expo link and description, add code comment for directory move - nextjs-bun: Add Bun and shadcn/ui links, cross-reference to npm version - nextjs: Add shadcn/ui link, explain version pinning
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Sandbox.create()consistently in both JavaScript and Python examplessbxvariable tosandboxfor better readabilitytimeoutparameter instead of explicitkill()calls