Added code-interpreter - an MCP server that lets LLMs execute Python code. #46
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This PR introduces a code interpreter — a lightweight MCP server that enables LLMs to safely execute Python code within a containerized environment.
How It Works
• The server receives Python code from the client.
• It executes the code in an isolated containerized environment.
• The response is returned as a dictionary with the following keys:
• result: the standard output of the execution
• error: any error message if the code fails to run