Daytona
Secure development environments for code and AI agents
A software platform for secure, isolated development environments and code execution for developer and AI-agent workflows.
Recent stories
The Agent Harness Framework started rolling out with Daytona as the default sandbox, and Fred Schott reported 35 pull requests on day one. The launch matters because it gives builders a packaged sandbox baseline instead of wiring execution isolation and agent environment management from scratch.
Stripe Projects added agent-friendly provisioning commands for OpenRouter, Daytona, Vercel, Render, and related tools. That lets agents buy model access, sandboxes, and hosting from the terminal instead of dashboard-driven setup.
OpenCode 1.4.11 beta lets sessions run inside git worktrees or remote environments, with a remote server that keeps sessions alive and resyncs locally after reconnects. Use it if you run multi-session agent work across machines or plugin-defined runtimes.
OpenAI updated the Agents SDK with sandbox execution, memory controls and run snapshotting, and launch partners Vercel, Modal, E2B and Daytona shipped integrations. Long-running agents can now keep files, credentials and execution state in isolated runtimes instead of wiring harness, compute and storage layers together manually.