boat Tackles CPU Steal, Rebuilds Snapshots
boat’s team says 300% week-over-week growth is causing CPU contention in its AI-agent sandboxes, while Kirill rebuilds the snapshot system to address the issue. The company also offers refunds when tests fail to meet expectations.
This candid reliability update highlights the hardest part of cheap agent infrastructure: scaling capacity without undermining performance claims.
- –CPU contention can make agent latency and build-test benchmarks inconsistent.
- –A stronger snapshot system could improve recovery, forking, and repeatability.
- –Refunds reduce trial risk, but transparent capacity and steal-time metrics would build more trust.
- –As competitors like Modal, E2B, and Daytona mature, reliability may matter as much as price.
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