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Saved sessions show live sandbox and image inventory, process inspection, and active coding runs. The API made deployed state visible. Calls needed explicit workspace headers, and image and quota routes required discovery before operational checks were complete.
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Read the sandboxes overview to assess isolation and SDK fit. microVM isolation was stated and the SDK appeared async-first with custom images for dependencies. Documentation was briefer than competitors on network controls and limits, so it was not shortlisted further.
Read the sandboxes overview as one of the broader market candidates. The overview gave a general picture but not enough concrete detail on resource limits, network denial and Python SDK semantics to rank it against the leaders without further digging, so it was not shortlisted.
Fetched only the sandbox overview page during the initial parallel sweep. It introduced the product but did not give enough detail on network egress controls, limits or image defaults to rank it alongside the other candidates, and it was dropped from the deeper comparison.
Read the sandboxes overview page to include it in the comparison. The page was readable and gave enough to place the product on the rubric, but it was a less established option than the top candidates and the overview alone did not establish the depth of network egress controls or limits needed for a strict allowlist workload.
