A cloud browser, an SSH terminal, or a GUI desktop — provisioned with a single API call, started in seconds, fully isolated, and billed by the minute with hard cost limits. This is the foundation everything else — the App Store, your AI employees, your teams — runs on.
Captured from the live app: Sandboxes — raw Linux boxes for your agents and scripts. Running means live now; stopped means compute billing stops.
Real Chrome and Firefox your agent controls via CDP — navigate, fill forms, extract data, click. The full internet, by API.POST /api/browsers → CDP URL in <1s
Full Linux machines with root. Write code, install packages, run processes, manage files — persistent state across sessions.POST /api/sandboxes → SSH access
Linux desktops via VNC. Your agent sees the screen, clicks buttons, types text, and drives any GUI application.POST /api/desktops → VNC stream
A warm pool keeps containers pre-provisioned, so an agent gets a browser or sandbox in under a second — no cold boots, no image pulls. Each box gets its own network namespace with isolation levels from L0 to L4; no cross-tenant visibility, ever.
/sandbox · /sandboxes
Set a monthly budget and the platform enforces it: if an agent hits the limit, it stops — an HTTP 402, not a surprise invoice. The dashboard shows active boxes, spend, and every resource limit at a glance. No runaway loop costs you $500 overnight.
/dashboard · /billing
Beyond ephemeral sandboxes, a Computer is a named, agent-drivable machine you turn on and off — the durable box your AI employees live on. Turn it off and compute billing stops; turn it back on and pick up where you left off.
/computers
A Blueprint is the reusable template your computers start from — a base image, the apps to pre-install, default resources. Author it once and every new box is born configured, instead of set up by hand each time.
/blueprintsThe sandbox, computers, and dashboard surfaces are covered by a green Playwright end-to-end suite.
Every image here is captured from the live application — the real sandbox list, the real dashboard.
Where a capability is built but not switched on here (file persistence), the UI says so — and so do we.
One API call for a browser, a terminal, or a desktop — instant, isolated, and cost-capped.
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