How do I run 10 coding-agent tasks in parallel without them clashing?
Give each task its own machine. sanbox batch runs every task in a JSON file in its own isolated Sanbox run, so tasks never share files, ports or databases.
Run many agent tasks at once, start from a known state, and keep long jobs going.
Give each task its own machine. sanbox batch runs every task in a JSON file in its own isolated Sanbox run, so tasks never share files, ports or databases.
Get one Computer to the starting point, stop it, and fork it three times. Each fork is an independent copy with the same files and packages, so three ideas can run without touching the original.
Use a Sanbox Docker Computer: a microVM with its own Docker Engine, Compose and Buildx. Allow your registries, copy the project in, and run docker compose through sanbox exec.
Allow the dev server's port on the Computer's template, then run sanbox ports forward to open it on your own machine. HTTP and SSE work; WebSockets, and so hot reload, don't.
Sanbox starts your agent at the times you choose, with no laptop or server of yours involved. Scheduled runs are enabled per organisation on request; today, any scheduler can call the CLI.