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Baseten Sandboxes go public, giving each agent an isolated environment that is free to use until November 16

· Week 2026-W45

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Baseten Sandboxes are now available for agentic applications. Each sandbox is an isolated environment where an agent can run commands and work with files. Examples include writing and running a user's website code, or downloading sources and collecting research results. Teams can create a sandbox per user or project and delete it when the work ends. Every sandbox starts from an image: a built-in Base Image with Python, or a custom image built from a Dockerfile or imported from a registry. Custom images are versioned per team and can include a Sandbox API server for MCP tools. Developers create and drive sandboxes with the Baseten CLI (`baseten sandbox create`, `exec`, `connect`, `delete`) or SDKs, and coding agents can use the same CLI commands. Sandboxes are free to use until November 16, with a default limit of 10 concurrent sandboxes per organization (support can raise it). Deleting a sandbox permanently removes its local data, so lasting results need external storage or a mounted sandbox volume.

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