Hosted Agent Infrastructure FAQs

Question 1

What is predictive warm-up in agent infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Predictive warm-up starts the sandbox initialization process as soon as a user begins typing their prompt, often ensuring the environment is ready before the user even hits enter.

Question 2

What is a hosted agent versus a local agent?

Accepted Answer

A hosted agent runs in a remote, isolated cloud sandbox rather than on your local machine, enabling unlimited concurrency, consistent environments, and the ability for multiple users to collaborate in the same session.

Question 3

How do self-spawning agents work?

Accepted Answer

These are agents equipped with tools to create new sub-sessions, allowing them to delegate research tasks or parallelize large coding changes across multiple sandboxes.

Question 4

Why is per-session state isolation important?

Accepted Answer

Isolating state (such as using a dedicated SQLite database per session) prevents cross-session interference and ensures that high-frequency updates from one agent don't impact the performance of others.

Question 5

How does the image registry pattern improve agent speed?

Accepted Answer

By pre-building environment images every 30 minutes with pre-installed dependencies and cached builds, new agent sessions can start near-instantly without waiting for slow setup processes.

Hosted Agent Infrastructure

Key Features

Use Cases

Hosted Agent Infrastructure

Key Features

Use Cases