`Runtime` launches sandbox infra for team-wide coding agents

Shared sandboxes turn agent work into reviewable previews, not local setup rituals. Useful when agent access needs secrets, RBAC, and reproducible dev stacks.

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Engineering defines instructions, skills, and integrations once; Runtime snapshots Docker Compose, Kafka, Redis, and seeded DBs for millisecond startup.
Secrets pass through a managed proxy, with allow/deny commands, egress controls, and RBAC per human and per agent.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and Devin; triggers include CLI, Slack, Linear, GitHub, and API.
Open-source core plus hosted free tier lowers trial cost, but flat platform fee plus compute will matter once usage scales.

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Running code is not the finish line. Auth, APIs, hosting, version control, tests, analytics, and security decide whether a prototype can handle real users.
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#0002Agents & tools GitHub Changelog8 hours ago
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Memory governance is getting less risky. Repo-level shutoff and CLI controls make preview trials easier.
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#0003Agents & tools OpenAI Codex Releases10 hours ago
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`Runtime` launches sandbox infra for team-wide coding agents

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