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Actions: Python

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  • October 3, 2024
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Ajay Merchia
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Key Dates

  • TBD

What is it

  • Our current set of script actions only allows for APIthon scripts. These are safe for LLMs to generate, but they lack the same power as Python (functions, libraries, memory, etc). This new capability lets developers build with the full power of Python, including custom libraries.

Features

  • Native Python Support - Write Python code exactly as you would anywhere else, without platform-specific restrictions or modifications.
  • Expanded Library Access - Use a wider range of Python libraries and functions to build more powerful integrations.
  • Familiar Development - Leverage your existing Python knowledge and standard Python tools without learning custom syntax.
  • Simplified Debugging - Test your scripts locally using standard Python debugging tools before deploying them.

5 replies

Ajay Merchia
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  • October 3, 2024
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Derrick
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  • May 29, 2025

@Ajay Merchia 

Just curious, is this still on track for release to limited preview in Q2? This is a really exciting feature which I’m sure many are looking forward to.


Lucas Rollo
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  • June 3, 2025

Hey ​@Derrick! We are currently working on User Consent Auth in favor of Python Actions.
This most likely going to be delayed until Q3 or Q4.

What use cases were you looking to build with full Python? Would love to set up some time to chat through so we can determine a path forward.


Derrick
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  • June 5, 2025

@Lucas Rollo Hey, I didn’t have a specific use case in mind. But off the top of my head, being able to do things like type() or isinstance() on a variable to make decisions about how to treat a particular variable. 


Ajay Merchia
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  • June 18, 2025

I think you should be able to cover those needs inside our Bender & DSL expressions. If you can share maybe some pseudocode or something of what you’re aiming for – that’d be very helpful.