hosted-agents

Run remote code execution in a sandboxed environment by orchestrating hosted agents that execute user tasks remotely. This approach provides per-session isolation and manages the complete session lifecycle without tying up local compute resources.

Session isolation for hosted coding agents is a mechanism that maintains independent per-session state and token handling. It ensures background agents operate securely across repositories without cross-session interference during remote execution.

Set up a sandbox manager by initializing it with your repository list and a GitHub App token provider. Once initialized, you can start a remote session for a user to execute tasks in an isolated environment.

Yes, you can run multiplayer coding sessions across multiple repositories. The orchestration framework supports multiplayer capabilities alongside per-session isolation, allowing multiple users to interact within managed remote execution environments.

Warm pools reduce cold starts for remote agents by proactively maintaining ready execution environments. The system uses predictive startup on user activity to pre-warm sandboxes, ensuring sessions spawn immediately when requested.

No, you do not need to manage session lifecycle manually for sandboxed execution. The orchestration framework handles snapshot lifecycle, token handling, and session state isolation automatically to ensure robust background agent management.