And of course, instead of doing the "copy in > copy out" process manually, get your local agent to write a bash script that does that for you, given what directory you're in, and you're basically G2G.
Start by mounting just your repo and passing in the keys for the agent. Take it from there, it's like software engineering, you iterate.
When you run into issues you expand the tools in the container available to it.
Or do you mean something else?
The other url is their marketing page.
Yes, Linux is supported.
On another topic, can't help but notice that "leading coding agents" somehow does not include Pi.
Though, they need to remove the login requirement.
What's a "microVM" and what's the security model here compared to using real virtual machines with actual constraints on breakouts?
Is it marketing fluff?
Incus/LXD has had VM's for a long time now.
incus launch images:ubuntu/26.04 my-ubuntu-vm --vm
incus exec my-ubuntu-vm -- bashThere is no reason to require a login for creating local mini sandboxes.
c0rruptbytes•59m ago
Also if your thing doesn't work with `pi` out of the box, then low effort