Fast Startup
With <60ms sandbox allocation.
Pre-warmed pools keep isolated environments ready for agent loops, eval batches, and RL rollouts instead of waiting on a new Pod every request.
Open-Source Kubernetes Sandbox Engine
Agent Sandbox enables AI agents to interact with real-world APIs and tools in a safe, isolated environment.
Fast Startup
Pre-warmed pools keep isolated environments ready for agent loops, eval batches, and RL rollouts instead of waiting on a new Pod every request.
Kubernetes native
Use the Kubernetes model your infrastructure team already trusts: CRDs, namespaces, RBAC, autoscaling, in-place updates, and multi-cluster routing.
Agentic RL
Stay compatible with E2B / SWE-ReX workflows while adding deterministic resets, any-image runtimes, and the scale needed for asynchronous agent training.
Manage preheated sandboxes, runtime images, datasets, logs, and monitoring from a single control plane built for agent infrastructure.


Manage sandbox runtimes, dataset mounts, image versions, and reset policies without forcing researchers to operate Kubernetes directly.
AI infrastructure is rarely balanced. Agent Sandbox routes execution environments to the best Kubernetes cluster without forcing teams to rebuild their stack.
Keep the sandbox programming model your team already understands while running the backend on Kubernetes. Agent Sandbox is designed for coding agents, evaluation harnesses, and RL pipelines that need fast, repeatable environments.
Start with fast allocation, then scale into multi-cloud routing, direct Docker image runtimes, training-framework SDKs, and console-grade observability without replacing your Kubernetes platform.
Speed
Pre-warmed Pod pools hand requests to idle sandboxes fast enough for high-volume agent loops and RL rollouts.
Platform
Run on the Kubernetes estate your team already operates, with CRDs, namespaces, RBAC, autoscaling, and in-place updates that preserve warm capacity.
Routing
Dispatch requests across clouds, clusters, and regions without forcing application teams to manage bespoke ingress or routing logic.
Runtime
Use Docker images directly for SWE tasks, RL environments, terminals, and internal tools without rebuilding VM images.
SDKs
Support E2B-compatible clients, SWE-ReX workflows, and reinforcement learning frameworks with a familiar sandbox API.
Console
Give operators a complete view of pools, sessions, logs, metrics, routes, and failures from the product console.
Start with the Helm chart, then follow the installation guide for CRDs, routing, runtime pools, and production configuration.
helm install agent-sandbox oci://ghcr.io/scitix/agent-sandbox-worker