hosted-agents

Host sandboxed agents by coordinating remote execution environments that isolate tasks from your local machine. This infrastructure provisions per-session state isolation and warm pool management, ensuring deterministic task execution without requiring local software dependencies.

Per-session state isolation separates execution environments so each agent operates independently within its own sandbox. This mechanism prevents cross-session interference, ensures reproducible setups, and maintains deterministic task outcomes across multiple concurrent agent workflows.

Start multiplayer agent sessions by provisioning a hosted sandbox for your repository, enabling multiple users to collaborate simultaneously. The infrastructure tracks per-user attribution and generates PR-style outputs, routing user-authored changes back through GitHub authentication.

Yes, GitHub authentication and PR integration are supported for user-authored changes in sandboxed environments. The infrastructure authenticates users within the sandbox constraints, allowing agents to push code changes and generate pull requests directly from remote sessions.

Warm pool management maintains pre-built sandbox images ready for fast spin-up when provisioning agent sessions. This image-building cadence reduces startup latency, allowing remote sandboxed agents to execute tasks immediately without waiting for environment initialization.

Hosted sandboxed agents enforce sandbox constraints that limit direct local system access, requiring all execution to occur within the remote environment. Cross-repo collaboration depends on proper GitHub authentication setup, and complex multiplayer sessions need per-user attribution configuration.