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Paddock Gives Agents Their Own Computers

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Paddock Gives Agents Their Own Computers
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Paddock Gives Agents Their Own Computers

Paddock gives AI agents persistent Ubuntu computers or locked-down sandboxes on a VPS you control. The MIT-licensed project supports agent tools including Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and Kimi through a CLI, dashboard, API, and SDKs.

// ANALYSIS

Paddock’s compelling idea is treating agents like users who need durable, inspectable workstations—not disposable command runners.

  • –Persistent desktops, snapshots, drives, and Docker-in-Sysbox support long-running agent workflows
  • –Network deny-all or allowlist policies make risky code execution more controllable
  • –Self-hosting keeps infrastructure and data under the developer’s control, but shifts security, scaling, and operations onto them
  • –CLI, HTTP API, TypeScript, and Python SDKs make it usable as agent infrastructure rather than only a dashboard
  • –It is a lean open-source alternative to managed sandbox platforms, with less turnkey capacity and more ownership
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DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-10-27

PUBLISHED

7h ago

2026-10-27

RELEVANCE

8/ 10

AUTHOR

Antonio Santiago Dueñas