Sandboxes · code execution
Your agent writes code it has never run before. A Firecracker microVM sandbox gives that code a disposable Linux box with no access to your machine, your keys or your network — started in about a second, billed per second.
Run tests for code you don't trust — a pull request from a stranger, a generated patch — in a fresh microVM that's deleted after the run. Per-second billing, Python/TS SDK, honest about the concurrency limits.
Scoring a model on coding tasks means executing thousands of programs nobody wrote by hand. Run them in disposable microVM sandboxes instead of on your laptop — per-second billing, with an honest note on throughput and CPU limits.
Reading a diff tells you what a patch claims. Running it tells you whether it's true. Check out a pull request in a disposable microVM, reproduce the bug before and after, run the tests, and review with evidence — for about half a cent per pass.