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shell-python-heredoc
Execute complex Python code via run_shell heredoc when execute_code_sandbox fails
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# Shell Python Heredoc (Fallback Pattern)
## Overview
When `execute_code_sandbox` fails repeatedly (e.g., with "unknown error"), use `run_shell` with a Python heredoc as a reliable fallback for executing multi-line Python scripts with imports.
## When to Use
- `execute_code_sandbox` has failed 2+ times with unexplained errors
- You need to run Python code with multiple imports (e.g., ReportLab, pandas)
- The script is too complex for a one-liner but doesn't require persistence between calls
- You need better error visibility from raw stdout/stderr
## How to Use