Product Introduction
- Definition: Agent Sandbox is a secure sandboxed computing environment (technical category: AI agent infrastructure) that provides isolated cloud-based compute resources, storage, and artifact management for autonomous AI agents.
- Core Value Proposition: It solves the agent execution gap by enabling AI agents to securely run Python/Bash code, install packages, process files, and generate deliverables (charts, PDFs, datasets) without compromising local systems, making AI agents operationally capable rather than just intelligent.
Main Features
Secure Code Execution:
- How it works: Uses container-based sandboxing (likely Docker/Linux namespaces) to isolate untrusted code. Agents execute Python/Bash scripts with resource constraints (e.g., 256MB RAM, 30s timeout).
- Tech stack: Real-time output streaming, Python 3.11 runtime, and kernel-level security controls.
Automated Dependency Management:
- How it works: Agents declare required libraries (e.g.,
pandas,matplotlib) in manifests. The system auto-installs dependencies via pip/apt in ephemeral environments, ensuring reproducibility. - Tech stack: Dynamic package resolution and version locking during runtime initialization.
- How it works: Agents declare required libraries (e.g.,
Unified Artifact Pipeline:
- How it works: Supports file uploads (e.g., CSV datasets) and automated retrieval of outputs (charts, logs, transformed data) via cloud storage. Files persist per-session with encryption.
- Tech stack: S3-compatible storage ($0.0005/MB), REST API for artifact upload/download.
Framework-Agnostic Integration:
- How it works: SDK (
agentsandbox-sdk) plugs into AI agent frameworks (Claude, Codex, Cursor) via API keys. Works client/server-side with <5min setup. - Tech stack: Python SDK, WebSocket-based session management, OAuth for Google sign-in.
- How it works: SDK (
Problems Solved
- Pain Point: Eliminates manual intervention for AI-generated code execution. Solves security risks from running untrusted agent code locally and workflow fragmentation from disconnected tools.
- Target Audience:
- AI developers building code-writing agents (e.g., LangChain/AutoGPT engineers)
- Data teams creating AI analysts for automated reporting
- SaaS platforms needing embedded code interpreters
- Use Cases:
- Automated data analysis (Python scripts → visualizations)
- Agent workflow testing with real code execution
- Secure document processing pipelines (PDF → transformed datasets)
Unique Advantages
- Differentiation: Unlike pure "AI playgrounds," Agent Sandbox combines sandboxed compute, dependency resolution, and artifact management in one API. Competitors lack integrated file handling/auto-install features.
- Key Innovation: Manifest-driven environment provisioning – agents declare needs (libraries/tools), and the system builds environments on-demand without pre-configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How does Agent Sandbox ensure code execution security?
Uses hardware-isolated containers, read-only filesystems, and strict resource quotas to prevent system access or persistent attacks.Can Agent Sandbox handle large datasets for AI data analysis?
Yes, it supports CSV/uploads up to GB-scale (storage billed at $0.0005/MB) and integrates pandas/NumPy for dataframe processing.What AI frameworks integrate with Agent Sandbox?
Compatible with Claude, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, and any framework using Python SDK/REST API calls.Is there a free tier for testing Agent Sandbox?
Yes, $10 free credits (≈11 compute hours) with Google sign-in, no commitment required.How are dependencies managed for custom Python scripts?
Agents specify libraries in manifests; sandbox auto-installs them via pip before execution, ensuring version consistency.