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Freestyle Sandboxes

Git, VMs, deployments, and execution — unified infrastructure for code you didn't write. The platform for AI app builders and workflow engines.

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Cost / License

  • Freemium (Subscription)
  • Proprietary

Platforms

  • Online
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Features

  1.  WebHook Integration
  2.  Webhook support
  3.  Inbuilt root Access
  4.  Sandbox
  5. Git icon  Git integration
  6. GitHub icon  GitHub Integration

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What is Freestyle Sandboxes?

Freestyle sandboxes are full Linux virtual machines — not containers or microVMs. Each VM gets its own isolated kernel, memory, and networking stack with real root access. They provision in under 700ms and support live forking, pause/resume, and snapshots.

Agent Scale Infrastructure

Sandboxes made for running tens of thousands of agents

  • Instant Startup: VMs provision in under 700ms from API request to ready machine.
  • Live Forking: Clone a running VM without pausing it — get full copies in milliseconds.
  • Pause & Resume: Hibernate VMs and resume exactly where you left off — pay nothing while paused.

Manage Agent Code

Git repos for your agents.

  • Granular Webhooks: Configure webhooks per repo, filter by branch, path, or event type.
  • Sync with GitHub: Bidirectional sync between Freestyle and GitHub repositories.
  • Deploy from Git: Push to deploy with Freestyle Deployments or clone into a VM.

The Most Powerful Sandboxes

Not containers. Full Linux VMs with real root access.

  • Nested Virtualization: Run VMs inside VMs, Docker, or any virtualization stack your agents need. Full KVM support.
  • Users, Groups, Services: Sealed Linux users, systemd services and groups; multi-user isolation inside every VM.
  • Full Networking Stack: The full Linux networking stack with real root access.