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These examples start with the smallest useful microsandbox workflow. Short commands stay together; longer workflows are split into run, use, and cleanup steps so the important boundary is easy to see.

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Claude Code

Run Claude Code against a project while its credentials stay in a microVM.

Codex CLI

Run Codex against a host checkout from an isolated tool environment.

OpenCode

Run a terminal coding agent against an isolated copy of your project.

code-server

Open an isolated VS Code workspace in the browser.

GitHub Actions runner

Operate one production-safe JIT runner in a fresh microVM.

Compose tests

Run a multi-container stack without exposing the host Docker socket.

Warm workers

Snapshot a toolchain once, then launch clean, prepared workers.

Parallel batch jobs

Fan out bounded jobs and collect checked artifacts independently.

Scrapy crawler

Crawl into bounded JSON with robots.txt and network controls.

Media processing

Convert untrusted media without mounting the host directory writable.

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Browse by workflow

  • AI Agents: Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Goose, Gemini CLI, Hermes Agent, and Pi.
  • Dev Environments: VS Code, code-server, JupyterLab, and VNC desktop.
  • CI/CD & Jobs: GitHub Actions runners, PR checks, Compose tests, preview deployments, dependency audits, batch jobs, and warm workers.
  • Browser & Web Automation: Browser Use AI agents, Playwright browser jobs and Scrapy crawls.
  • File Processing: LibreOffice document conversion and FFmpeg media processing.
  • Docker & System Tools: Docker workflows, systemd services, and isolated Terraform providers.
  • Data & Storage: PostgreSQL, Redis, S3 with JuiceFS, and migration rehearsals.
  • Observability: Grafana Cloud, Grafana Alloy, OpenTelemetry Collector, Prometheus, and Datadog.