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Users can interact with Hopx via its SDKs available for Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, .NET, Java, and PHP. The process involves installing the SDK (e.g., `npm install @hopx-ai/sdk`), creating a sandbox instance (e.g., `Sandbox.create({ template: 'code-interpreter' })`), executing code within the sandbox using methods like `runCode()`, and then cleaning up the sandbox. The SDK allows for various operations including code execution, real-time output streaming, file operations, shell commands, process management, and desktop automation.
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