Isolated Linux environments
Gives each agent its own isolated Linux computer, with support for agents and harnesses such as Claude Code and Codex.
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Run agents in isolated Linux sandboxes with network controls and state-preserving suspension.
Product brief
Render Sandboxes give every agent its own isolated Linux computer. Sandboxes starts in under a second and can run any agent or harness, like Claude Code or Codex. Your agent can also run your app with Docker Compose to test its changes. You decide which domains each sandbox can reach. When your agent goes idle, the sandbox suspends and compute charges stop. It wakes with files and memory intact. And you can reliably run thousands at once - all on the same platform as the rest of your app.
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Concrete infrastructure for running agents: isolated Linux environments, Docker Compose testing, domain-level network controls, and suspension that stops compute charges while preserving state. Strong practical value for
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Gives each agent its own isolated Linux computer, with support for agents and harnesses such as Claude Code and Codex.
Lets an agent run your application with Docker Compose to test its changes.
Lets you choose which domains each sandbox can reach.
Suspends an idle agent's sandbox and stops compute charges, then resumes with files and memory intact.
Supports running thousands of sandboxes at once on the same platform as the rest of your application.
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FAQ
Render Sandboxes is described as supporting any agent or harness, with Claude Code and Codex given as examples.
The product description states that sandboxes start in under a second.
Its sandbox suspends and compute charges stop. When it wakes, its files and memory remain intact.
Yes. Agents can run your application with Docker Compose inside the sandbox to test their changes.