Runtime authorization & controls
Sandbox infrastructure for executing AI-generated code, offering per-sandbox isolation with a dedicated kernel, filesystem and network stack plus API keys, limits, network limits and audit logs. Buyers should note the public repository states core development moved to a private codebase and the repo is unmaintained.
hybrid · generally available · Research snapshot 2026-09-06
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Show me a Daytona sandbox with network limits and audit logging enforced while an agent executes generated code, and clarify which components remain open source today.
Support labels reflect the supplied research. Documentation and vendor claims are not independent product tests. “Not established” means the researcher did not find support; it does not prove a capability is absent.
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Daytona sandboxes are described as composable computers with complete isolation, a dedicated kernel, filesystem and network stack, and allocated vCPU, RAM and disk, created programmatically via SDKs.
Limit: Isolation claims are vendor-stated; no third-party security assessment was found.
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Platform capabilities listed include API keys, limits, network limits, audit logs and webhooks around sandbox execution.
Limit: The controls are listed without documented policy semantics or enforcement examples.
Documented by provider
The public repository states that as of June 2026 core development moved to a private codebase and the repository is no longer maintained, with no further updates, fixes or releases.
Limit: This concerns the open-source distribution only; it does not indicate the commercial service is discontinued.
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