Sandbox Infrastructure

Production deployment of AI agents turns millisecond delays into measurable operating costs.

Enforce agent spending and actions at the infrastructure layer, not the application.

Agents executing untrusted code require filesystem isolation that containers alone cannot provide.

Sandboxes without network controls become exfiltration pipelines when agents write code.

Scoped credentials tied to agent execution lifetime eliminate lingering authority gaps.

Stronger isolation for LLM-generated code requires trading startup speed for security guarantees.

Ephemeral sandboxes isolate AI code execution by design, not accident.

Agents executing untrusted code need four isolation layers, not one.