
AI AGENTS
boxlite
by BoxLite
Overview
Embeddable, stateful micro-VM sandboxing for AI agents with snapshots and hardware isolation.
Details
BoxLite is described by its official site as “Sandboxes for every agent” and as embeddable, stateful micro-VM sandboxing for AI agents. The documentation says it spins up lightweight Linux VMs, runs OCI containers inside them, and supports Python, Node.js, Rust, and C SDKs. The GitHub source describes it as a compute substrate for AI agents that is lightweight enough to run on a laptop and elastic enough to scale into the cloud.
When to Use
Run AI-agent workloads that need sandboxed execution in lightweight Linux VMs. Embed stateful micro-VM sandboxes into agent systems using supported SDKs. Use OCI containers inside VM-based sandboxes for agent compute tasks.
Getting Started
- Visit the official website at https://boxlite.ai/ to review the product overview.
- Read the documentation at https://docs.boxlite.ai/ for the introduction and supported SDKs.
- Install using the documented command: pip install boxlite.
- Review the GitHub repository at https://github.com/boxlite-ai/boxlite before relying on it in production.
Key Features
- •Embeddable micro-VM sandboxing for AI agents
- •Stateful sandboxes with snapshots
- •Hardware isolation
- •Spins up lightweight Linux VMs
- •Runs OCI containers inside the VMs
- •SDK support for Python
- •Node.js
- •Rust
- •and C
Capabilities
- •agent sandboxing
- •micro-VM execution
- •OCI container execution
- •snapshots
- •SDK integration
Last updated Jun 6, 2026