Drop: a rootless Linux sandbox for AI coding agents
Drop gives AI coding agents their own Linux namespace, hiding your SSH keys and blocking localhost access. Here is how to install and run it.
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Drop gives AI coding agents their own Linux namespace, hiding your SSH keys and blocking localhost access. Here is how to install and run it.
Run AI agents in isolated, resumable MicroVM sandboxes with persistent filesystems, live run events, and a CLI that works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
sandboxd is an MIT-licensed self-hosted engine for isolated Linux sandboxes, built-in OpenCode and Claude Code agents, and live preview URLs from a single Go binary.
SuperHQ runs Claude Code, Codex, and custom AI agents in isolated microVMs on macOS. Each agent gets its own sandbox with secure auth gateway and diff review.
Freestyle gives coding agents their own Linux VMs with instant horizontal forking — fork mid-browser-session, snapshot any state, provision in 500ms. Built on self-hosted bare metal.
Ardent creates Postgres sandboxes for coding agents in seconds flat — no migrations, no schema changes, no setup headaches. Spin up a production-like DB clone instantly.
Terminal Use lets you deploy AI agents that read and write files — coding agents, research agents, and internal tools — in sandboxed environments.