Sandboxes: a Linux machine for every agent

Sandboxes give an agent its own isolated Linux machine, with its own CPU, memory and disk. Start from a managed image such as Debian, Node.js or Python, or build your own from a Dockerfile, then run commands and move files from the CLI or the TypeScript and Python SDKs. Disks can outlive a machine, machines can pause or hibernate when idle, and ports are served over HTTPS with access tokens or open to the public. Outbound firewalls control what a machine can reach. Read the Sandboxes docs to get started.