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Hugging Face, Inc. · huggingface.co · who's behind it

smolagents is Hugging Face's small Python library for agents that write and run Python code (CodeAgent) or call tools as JSON (ToolCallingAgent), with MCP tools, any model provider and sandboxed execution through E2B, Docker, Modal or Blaxel.

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Assessment. A compact Python library for code-writing and tool-calling agents, with MCP tools, any model provider and remote sandboxes through E2B, Docker, Modal or Blaxel. The newest release is 1.26.0 of 29 May 2026, a critical remote-executor RCE took about eight weeks to fix, and the local executor isn't a security boundary.

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Pricing
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Licence
Apache-2.0
Where it lives packages, source, docs and releases
Packages
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llms.txt
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Last release
GitHub stars
30k
PyPI / week
171k
From our research 7 facts checked against the vendor's pages
Surface listed
The smolagents Python library, read from the huggingface/smolagents repository (source, docs, workflows, SECURITY.md, tags), huggingface.co/docs/smolagents and OSV on 6 November 2026. Nothing was installed
Agents
CodeAgent writes actions as Python and runs them; ToolCallingAgent emits JSON tool calls. Managed agents give multi-agent hierarchies
MCP client
MCPClient and ToolCollection.from_mcp over stdio and Streamable HTTP, with a structured_output option
Execution
LocalPythonExecutor with an import allow-list by default; E2B, Docker, Modal and Blaxel executors for isolation. The guide says the local executor isn't a security boundary
Run controls
max_steps, planning intervals, step callbacks and final_answer_checks
Telemetry
None found in the source. OpenTelemetry tracing through OpenInference when installed
Releases
1.24.0 on 16 January, 1.25.0 on 14 May and 1.26.0 on 29 May 2026; none since

Facts verified 6 November 2026 from vendor docs, repositories and package registries. JSON · Markdown

Strengths

  • CodeAgent and ToolCallingAgent in a small, readable codebase
  • MCP tools from any server through MCPClient
  • Remote execution through E2B, Docker, Modal or Blaxel, with a guide on when it's needed
  • No telemetry found in the source
  • llms.txt and Markdown docs on huggingface.co

Weaknesses

  • No release since 1.26.0 on 29 May 2026, and few commits to main since August
  • The local Python executor isn't a security boundary, per its own guide
  • A critical RCE in the remote executor (published December 2025) was fixed in February 2026
  • No human approval hook, retry or resume built in
  • Breaking removals such as WasmExecutor shipped in minor releases

Before you call it notes for agents

  1. Run CodeAgent with executor_type set to e2b, docker, modal or blaxel whenever the model or its inputs aren't trusted
  2. Use smolagents 1.24.0 or later to get the remote-executor deserialisation fix
  3. Set max_steps and final_answer_checks so a run stops on its own
  4. Pass structured_output explicitly to MCPClient to avoid the default-change warning
  5. Pin the version, since minor releases have removed APIs

Who's behind it provenance 62/100

  • Legal entity namedHugging Face, Inc.20/20
  • Domain agehuggingface.co, no registry record we could read0/15
  • Endpoint on the vendor's domainno hosted endpointn/a
  • Terms of serviceread, states 6 of the 7 things a reader expects, and has 1 clause that costs points7.1/10
  • Privacy policyread, states 8 of the 8 things a reader expects10/10
  • Status pagenot found0/10
  • Changelogpublished10/10
  • security.txtcould not be fetched0/10
  • People named3 named with their role, 3 with a public profile10/10
  • Support routehelp pages, a community5/5

Terms and privacy, as read

Terms of service dated 2022-09-15, states 6 of 7, 3 to know

TL;DR Dated 2022-09-15. States 6 of the 7 things a reader expects, and we didn't find a service level. To know before relying on it, changes without notice, cut-off without notice or for any reason and no update in three years.

Says the terms or the service can change without noticecosts points
We may at any time modify, suspend, or discontinue, temporarily or permanently, the Services (or any part thereof) with or without notice.

A customer may not hear about a change before it applies.

Says access can be ended without notice or for any reason
We may do the same, and we reserve the right to suspend or terminate your access to the Services anytime with or without cause, and at our own discretion, with or without notice.

The vendor can suspend or close an account without warning, which would stop an agent mid-task.

Has not been updated for three years or more
🗓 Effective Date: September 15, 2022

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Gives the date it was last updated Last updated 2022-09-15
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Names the governing law or courts The law of the State of New York
These Terms and all matters regarding their interpretation and/or enforcement are governed by the Law of the State of New York, excluding its choice of law rules.

Says where a dispute would be heard and under whose law.

States a limit on its liability Capped at the fees paid in the 12 months before the claim or $50
Either Party’s (and each Related Party’s) aggregate liability to the other Party or any third party in any circumstance will not exceed the amount that you paid us during the 12-month period immediately preceding the last claim (or $50 if relating to a free service).

Says the most the vendor would owe if the service causes a loss.

Says how the agreement or account can be ended
We may at any time modify, suspend, or discontinue, temporarily or permanently, the Services (or any part thereof) with or without notice.

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Says how changes to the terms are announced Changes are posted, with no other notice named
We may also post and update supplemental terms for specific Services ("Supplemental Terms"), and such Supplemental Terms will also apply to you.

Says whether a customer hears about a change before it binds them.

Lists what users may not do
You may not disclose your password to any third party, and you are solely responsible for any action taken with your Account.

The acceptable-use rules an agent acting for a user has to stay inside.

Refers to a service level or uptime commitment

Not found in the text.

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Each party's total liability is capped at the amount paid in the 12 months before the last claim, or 50 US dollars where the claim relates to a free service.
Either Party’s (and each Related Party’s) aggregate liability to the other Party or any third party in any circumstance will not exceed the amount that you paid us during the 12-month period immediately preceding the last claim (or $50 if relating to a free service).

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Setting a repository public grants every user a perpetual, irrevocable licence to use, reproduce, distribute and make derivative works of its content through the services.
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Upon cancellation of your Account, we will use commercially reasonable efforts to delete your information and Content of your own Repositories, whether public or private, within 90 days.

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Privacy policy dated 2023-03-28, states 8 of 8, 1 to know

TL;DR Dated 2023-03-28. States all 8 things a reader expects. To know before relying on it, no update in three years.

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Gives the date it was last updated Last updated 2023-03-28
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Without a date nobody can tell which version applied when data was collected.

Says what personal data is collected
We may collect Information from third parties that help us deliver the Services or process information.

The basic statement a privacy policy exists to make.

Says how long data is kept For as long as needed, with no period named
We retain your Information for as long as necessary to deliver the Services, to comply with any applicable legal requirements, to maintain security and prevent incidents and, in general, to pursue our legitimate interests.

Says when data sent to the service is deleted.

Says who else receives the data
California Civil Code Section 1798.83 also permits customers who are California residents to request certain information regarding Our disclosure of Personal Information to third parties for direct marketing purposes.

Names the sub-processors or service providers the data is passed to, or where they are listed.

Says whether personal data is sold or shared for advertising Says it does not sell personal data
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The Company also reserves the right to access this information with your consent, or without your consent only for the purposes of pursuing legitimate interests such as maintaining security on its Services or complying with any legal or regulatory obligations.

Access, correction, deletion and objection, and how to use them.

Gives a privacy contact privacy@huggingface.co
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Says where data is transferred or stored
By using the Services, you consent to any such transfer of information outside of your country.

The countries data goes to and the safeguard used.

Aggregated information that does not identify a user may be disclosed to advertisers and partners, with or without payment, for purposes that include targeting advertisements.
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The document · read 2026-10-08 · 2,581 words

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SECURITY.md takes reports through GitHub private vulnerability reporting or security@huggingface.co, with no bounty.

huggingface.co/robots.txt allows all crawlers.

The terms and privacy links are Hugging Face's site-wide documents; the library itself collects nothing.

Checked 2026-11-06 against the vendor's own pages and the domain registry. Provenance is half of Transparency & trust.

Humans behind the project who makes it and where to get help

Key people

Hugging Face, Inc. on LinkedIn @huggingface GitHub

Valuation $4.5B as announced (the source doesn't say pre- or post-money), Series D, August 2023 source

Backed byBetaworks,A.Capital Ventures,Lux Capital,Addition,Sequoia Capital,Coatue,SV Angel,AIX Ventures,Salesforce,Google,Amazon,NVIDIA,Intel,AMD,Qualcomm,IBM,Sound Ventures,Kevin Durant,Richard Socher,Greg Brockman,Rich Kleiman,Olivier Pomel,Dev Ittycheria,Florian Douetteau

Researched 6 November 2026 from public pages. Hugging Face's own pages read (its blog and the founders' profiles on huggingface.co) don't call anyone a founder. Salesforce Ventures' page on its Series D investment (an investor's own page) names Clément Delangue, Julien Chaumond and Thomas Wolf as founders, and SiliconANGLE's Series D report calls Clement Delangue co-founder and chief executive officer. The CTO and CSO titles rest on Wikipedia. Each founder's own Hugging Face profile links the LinkedIn, X and GitHub accounts on file. Copied from the Hugging Face Inference Endpoints listing (checked 28 October 2026) for smolagents on 6 November 2026; no smolagents maintainer was added. NVIDIA's agreement of September 2026 to buy Hugging Face for $12.9 billion had not closed when checked on 6 November 2026 (reports expect closing in the first half of 2027, subject to regulators), so the status stays private and the price isn't used as a valuation. On 6 November 2026 every TechCrunch citation was removed, since TechCrunch's robots.txt disallows Claude, and FrenchWeb's seed report was dropped for the same reason. The Series D investors and the $4.5 billion valuation now cite SiliconANGLE, the Series A Lux Capital's own post, the Series B VentureBeat and the Series C Hugging Face's blog. Alex Wang, Aghi Marietti and Paul St. John, named only by TechCrunch, are left out, as are the May 2018 seed round and A.Capital's lead of it. The $395.2M total raised was TechCrunch's figure, and no allowed source read states a current total, so it is left out. Shown for information, not part of the grade yet. People's accounts link to their own profiles; check them before you rely on one.

Sources (10)

Live watched around the clock · updated 2026-11-07 16:00 UTC

  • github huggingface/smolagents v1.26.0, released 2026-05-29
  • pypi smolagents 1.26.0, released 2026-05-29
  • GitHub stars 30k
  • PyPI downloads a week 171k
  • security.txt valid, expires 2030-07-01T08:42:00.000Z · 1 hour ago
  • llms.txt answers · 2 hours ago

Live data comes from our pollers, trackers and scrapers and doesn't change the score until a benchmark run. What we watch · /api/v1/live/smolagents.json

Notable

  • v1.26.0, tagged on 29 May 2026, is the newest release; main has carried 1.27.0.dev0 since then, and the last commit to main is 6 October 2026 source
  • v0.1.0 tagged on 27 December 2024 and v1.0.0 on 31 December 2024 source
  • GHSA-q9r5-6hrr-9ph7 (CVE-2025-14931, critical, ZDI-25-1143, published 23 December 2025) is unsafe pickle deserialisation in the remote Python executor; the fix for remote executors merged on 15 February 2026 source
  • CVE-2026-2654 (SSRF through requests in LocalPythonExecutor, 1.24.0) and CVE-2026-4963 (code injection, an incomplete fix of CVE-2025-9959) are rated low, and both records say the vendor did not respond to the reporter source
  • The secure execution guide says no local Python sandbox can be completely secure and points to E2B, Docker, Modal or Blaxel for isolation; the remote WasmExecutor was removed in 1.26.0 source

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Score breakdown methodology v0.7 · October 2026 research run

Assessed on 6 November 2026 from public evidence, against the published checklist. Confidence medium. Performance and Task success are pending until our probes and task suites run, so the total is over the 7 assessed categories, each weight divided by 80.

CategoryWeight this runScorePoints
Reliabilitychecked 6 November 2026 16%20 12.8
Local-package reading. Official PyPI package with Python 3.10 or newer (20). A public tests workflow runs pytest on Python 3.10 and 3.12 for pushes and pull requests; whether main passes wasn't read (15). 416 open issues and 1,045 open issues and pull requests on 6 November, with 144 issues opened in the 90 days to 3 November. Of the 50 newest, 26 had a comment and 1 was closed. Two 2026 CVE records say the vendor didn't respond to the reporter, and seven commits reached main from 8 August to 6 November (6). Release notes on GitHub tags but no changelog file, and the remote WasmExecutor was removed in a minor release (8). 1.0 since 31 December 2024 (15). 20+15+6+8+15 = 64.
Performancenot scored in this run 10%pending pending n/a
Schema & documentationchecked 6 November 2026 13%16.2 13.2
Framework reading. A typed Python API with reference pages for agents, models, tools and executors (22). llms.txt and Markdown pages on huggingface.co (10). The docs say when to use CodeAgent or ToolCallingAgent and when a sandbox is needed (17). Tools declare typed inputs in a schema dictionary or from a decorated function (12). Many runnable examples; error classes exist but aren't catalogued (10). Versions tagged with release notes, no changelog file (10). 22+10+17+12+10+10 = 81.
Agent ergonomicschecked 6 November 2026 13%16.2 11.1
Framework reading. MCPClient loads an MCP server's tools in a few lines (20). max_steps, planning intervals and final_answer_checks bound a run (16). Errors from tools and code go back to the model as observations (14). No built-in retry, idempotency or resume beyond replaying memory (8). Few required parameters and many providers, Python only, and the default model needs a Hugging Face token (10). 20+16+14+8+10 = 68.
Security & authchecked 6 November 2026 14%17.5 11.6
Framework reading (telemetry defaults, approvals, guardrails, sandboxing). No telemetry found in the source (25). No human approval hook beyond step callbacks; the local executor restricts imports but the guide says it isn't a security tool, and isolation needs a remote executor (10). The secure execution guide covers LLM-generated code risks, without prompt-injection guidance for tool output (7). OpenTelemetry tracing through OpenInference and run inspection (12). SECURITY.md with private reporting and CVE credit, and the remote-executor RCE was fixed in public, but two 2026 CVE records say the vendor didn't respond (12). 25+10+7+12+12 = 66.
Payments & pricingchecked 6 November 2026 10%12.5 7.5
Self-hosted rule. Free Apache-2.0 package with nothing to buy from the project (20 + 20 + 20). No payment protocol (0). 0+20+20+20 = 60.
Task successnot scored in this run 10%pending pending n/a
Maintenance & communitychecked 6 November 2026 7%8.8 3.0
v1.26.0 on 29 May 2026, 161 days before this check (10). No release in the 90 days to 6 November (0). 416 open issues and 1,045 open issues and pull requests on 6 November, with 144 issues opened in the 90 days to 3 November. Of the 50 newest, 26 had a comment and 1 was closed. Two 2026 CVE records say the vendor didn't respond to the reporter, and seven commits reached main from 8 August to 6 November (6). Python only, and the package is the current one (10). CI with actions pinned to commit SHAs and Dependabot for actions (8). 10+0+6+10+8 = 34.
Transparency & trusteditorial 67, provenance 62checked 6 November 2026 7%8.8 5.7
Apache-2.0 (30). The library stores nothing itself; the default model sends prompts to Hugging Face's inference providers, which the docs show (20). Breaking removals such as WasmExecutor shipped in minor releases, without a written deprecation policy (5). No telemetry, though no page states it (12). 30+20+5+12 = 67.
Negative events≤15
  • 2025-12-23 to 2026-03-27. GHSA-q9r5-6hrr-9ph7 (CVE-2025-14931, critical, from the Zero Day Initiative) reports remote code execution through pickle deserialisation in the remote Python executor; the fix for remote executors merged on 15 February 2026, about eight weeks after publication. CVE-2026-2654 (SSRF, 1.24.0) and CVE-2026-4963 (code injection in LocalPythonExecutor, an incomplete earlier fix) are rated low, and both records say the vendor did not respond. Fixed or low, under 12 months old, 6 points. https://osv.dev/vulnerability/GHSA-q9r5-6hrr-9ph7
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Total58.7 · C

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  1. Graded 58.7 C methodology v0.7

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Everything this grade says the listing lacks, from the reasons above, the checklist, the provenance checks, the deductions, what we couldn't check and what the review panel asked for, with the steps, ready to paste into a coding agent working on smolagents. A fix counts at the next check, once it's public.

What we couldn't check

  • unchecked: whether the tests workflow passes on main; the newest runs listed for main on 6 November were documentation uploads
  • unchecked: whether CVE-2026-4963 (code injection in LocalPythonExecutor) is fixed in a released version; OSV lists it as affecting 1.25.0.dev0 with no fixed version
  • PyPI's project pages answered a bot check, so release dates come from the repository's tags

Sources 9

  1. repository (source, docs, workflows, SECURITY.md, tags) github.com · seen 2026-11-06
  2. docs index huggingface.co · seen 2026-11-06
  3. llms.txt huggingface.co · seen 2026-11-06
  4. secure code execution guide huggingface.co · seen 2026-11-06
  5. GHSA-q9r5-6hrr-9ph7 osv.dev · seen 2026-11-06
  6. GHSA-54fq-v6x8-244g osv.dev · seen 2026-11-06
  7. GHSA-jxgv-6j54-wwc7 osv.dev · seen 2026-11-06
  8. PyPI downloads pypistats.org · seen 2026-11-06
  9. GitHub API, repository, issues and Actions runs api.github.com · seen 2026-11-06

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Free Free · OSS Free and open source under Apache-2.0. You pay for model calls and for any remote sandbox (E2B, Modal, Blaxel) you use.

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