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AI Agents & Sandboxes

Give AI agents real infrastructure

Run autonomous agents with full access to build, test, and deploy. Or use ephemeral sandboxes to execute untrusted code safely. Hardware-isolated Firecracker microVMs on EU servers.

~125ms
Boot time
Hardware
Isolation
EU-only
Data residency

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AI agents are useless if they can't touch real infrastructure. And dangerous if they run on your laptop.

zwrm gives every agent its own Firecracker microVM — a full Linux environment with git, compilers, the zwrm CLI, SSH, and unrestricted network access. The agent can build, test, deploy, and manage services end-to-end. Hardware-isolated from everything else, ephemeral by default, running on sovereign EU servers. When it's done, the VM is destroyed. No shared state. No contamination.

# One command. You're in.
$ zwrm agent claude
Connecting to claude agent...
VM ready, opening session
▐▛███▜▌ Claude Code
▝▜█████▛▘ Opus
▘▘ ▝▝

What you can run

Autonomous agents, remote sandboxes, isolated workloads. All on sovereign infrastructure.

Coding agents

Give Claude Code, Devin, or your own agents a full Linux environment. They write code, run tests, commit, and deploy — autonomously, isolated from production.

DevOps agents

Agents that manage infrastructure, trigger deploys, rotate secrets, and respond to incidents. Full CLI and API access inside a hardware-isolated VM.

Code execution sandboxes

Run untrusted AI-generated code without risking your laptop or production. Ephemeral VMs boot in 125ms, execute in full isolation, and are destroyed when done.

CI/CD clean rooms

Every build in a fresh, isolated Firecracker VM. No shared state, no cache poisoning, no flaky tests from dirty environments.

Multi-tenant isolation

One VM per customer for SaaS platforms. Hardware-level isolation without the complexity of managing hypervisors yourself.

Data processing

Spin up ephemeral VMs for ETL, document processing, or AI enrichment. Process, then destroy. No residual data, no cleanup.

How it works

1

Define

Configure your agent environment or sandbox request in zwrm.toml, via the CLI, or through the API.

2

Boot

A Firecracker microVM boots in ~125ms with its own kernel, filesystem, and network stack.

3

Execute

Full Linux environment. Git, compilers, CLIs, network access. The agent or sandbox runs in complete hardware isolation.

4

Destroy

Task done, VM gone. No residual state, no shared filesystem, no environment contamination between runs.

Full Linux environments

Every agent gets git, compilers, package managers, the zwrm CLI, SSH, and unrestricted network access. Not a stripped-down container — a real machine with its own kernel.

Pre-built sandbox templates

Ready-made configurations for common agent use cases. Coding agents, CI runners, data pipelines — pick a template, boot, execute. Coming soon.

Stop sandboxing agents in toy environments

Real infrastructure, real isolation, 125ms boot. Start your free trial.

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