Compute
Run code you do not trust, safely
Compute today is the sandbox: a throwaway workspace that runs a small program or builds a small website, then deletes itself. You can use it in the public sandbox right now.
What a workspace gets
- Isolation
- gVisor user-space kernel
- Network
- None
- CPU
- 1
- Memory
- 128 MB
- Processes
- 32
- Disk
- 8 MB
- Time
- 10 seconds
- Host files and secrets
- Not visible
The browser never chooses the image, command, runtime or limits. The server owns them. After a run only file names and sizes are returned, and the audit chain stores hashes of your code and output, not the text.
What you can run
Web starter
A fixed demo that proves a workspace can write files and be cleaned up.
Run my Python
Paste a program. Verified by Turnstile, with a daily quota.
Ask the agent
Describe a small program or website. A model writes it and its tests, runs them, reads the failures and fixes itself, up to 4 rounds.
Renting GPU time and coding-agent work, paid per use in USDG over x402, with operator stake and a bounded-spend escrow. None of that is live: there are no leases, operators, prices or payouts to show.
Also not live: network access for workspaces. It stays off until there is an allowlist, an egress proxy and an approval policy.