Summary
Python 3.15 is now available as a Vercel Managed Image for Vercel Sandbox . To run a sandbox with Python 3.15, select vercel/sandbox/python:3.15 using the image option in either SDK or the --image flag in the CLI. The default universal image ( vercel/sandbox/universal:latest ) still ships Python 3.14 and is scheduled to switch to Python 3.15 on December 16, 2026. Learn more in the Vercel Sandbox images documentation . Read more
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Python 3.15 is now available as a Vercel Managed Image for Vercel Sandbox.
To run a sandbox with Python 3.15, select vercel/sandbox/python:3.15 using the image option in either SDK or the --image flag in the CLI.
import { Sandbox } from '@vercel/sandbox';
const sandbox = await Sandbox.create({ image: 'vercel/sandbox/python:3.15' });const version = await sandbox.runCommand('python', ['--version']);console.log(`Python version: ${await version.stdout()}`);
Create a sandbox with Python 3.15 and print its version.
The default universal image (vercel/sandbox/universal:latest) still ships Python 3.14 and is scheduled to switch to Python 3.15 on December 16, 2026.
Learn more in the Vercel Sandbox images documentation.
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