

CreateOS Sandbox gives AI agent builders their own fast, secure, hardware isolated, sandbox in ~30ms (p90). We have suit of CLI, SDK, 50+ SDK real world examples, claude plugins, computeSDK integration, and more
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CreateOS Sandbox is a high-performance, hardware-isolated runtime environment designed specifically for AI agent builders. It provides a secure sandbox that spins up in approximately 30 milliseconds (p90), giving developers a fast, isolated space to test and run AI agents. The platform comes with a comprehensive suite of tools including a CLI, SDK, over 50 real-world SDK examples, Claude plugins, and ComputeSDK integration, making it a complete solution for deploying AI agents in production.
Each agent gets its own secure, hardware-isolated sandbox that launches in about 30 milliseconds at the 90th percentile. This means you can spin up environments on demand without waiting, making iterative development and testing nearly instant.
CreateOS Sandbox supports orchestrating multi-agent workflows from a single runtime. You can ship the full stack without stitching together separate infrastructure pieces, and each agent runs in its own isolated sandbox for security and reliability.
Push from repo to live on 89K+ machines in under 60 seconds. The platform handles scaling automatically—resources expand on demand and contract when idle, so you only pay for what you actually use. No DevOps, keys, or configs required.
Monetize your AI agents with subscriptions, usage-based metering, per-agent calls, or marketplace listings. The billing infrastructure ships with the platform, so you can start generating revenue immediately without integrating third-party payment systems.
"Isolated sandbox for every agent. Orchestrate multi-agent workflows from one runtime. Ship the full stack without stitching infra."
This combination of per-agent isolation with unified orchestration is rare in the AI agent space. Most platforms force you to choose between security (isolated environments) and simplicity (single runtime). CreateOS Sandbox delivers both, while also including monetization tools that let you bill by usage, tier, or call—all from the same platform.
You're building AI agents or multi-agent systems and want a fast, secure sandbox environment that handles deployment, scaling, and monetization out of the box. It's especially relevant if you're tired of stitching together separate tools for infrastructure, billing, and agent orchestration.
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