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Founder @ComputeSDK independent benchmarks for compute, previously @localstack @stackblitz, presbyterian, and 3x dad w/ a 5th grade education
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Garrison Verified account @HeyGarrison
Very excited to have this out the door.

I started to notice that Actions were a big bottle neck for us a few months ago. We’re pretty big power users.

From the beginning we built this on the git protocol so that we would have flexibility on where repos could exist. A lot of times we have work that we’d prefer to live silod off and now we can do exactly that.

The other thing is that b/c the underlying providers can handle massive concurrency you don’t really need a queue.

Much much more to come of course.
ComputeSDK Verified account @computesdk Sep 28
🏁 ComputeSDK Actions are live

What we built:
⚡ Massive concurrency for parallel dev cycles
🌐 Sandbox providers + regions
🌿 Git-first workflow portability
🛡️ Ordered fallback for reliability
🤖 Agent-native CLI + API

Let’s get into it ↓
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Garrison Verified account @HeyGarrison
we’re working on building the standard

computesdk.com/discover
www.computesdk.com Discover infrastructure providers | ComputeSDK Find sandbox, storage, browser and AI gateway providers. Browse distinct offerings and inspect their dated public workload evidence.
Eli Mernit Verified account @mernit 15h
most sandbox products are just interfaces over microVMs, almost like SSH or SMTP

everyone is treating the interface as the product, while the interface is more like an open protocol and the product is the runtime underneath

in 2016, the sandbox interface would have been a CNCF project - a standard interface for `vm new` and `vm stop` with swappable layers for Cloud Hypervisor, Firecracker, and QEMU

but because it's 2026 and everyone can ship code effortlessly, we get 100 companies trying to commercialize the same interface instead of having one open standard
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Garrison Verified account @HeyGarrison
we also have a reliability page where you can get an idea of what to expect from a provider
Garrison Verified account @HeyGarrison 19h
you can now see every sandbox provider's weekly rank and uptime side by side on @computesdk

every minute we spin up a real sandbox on each provider, run a small workload, and tear it down. uptime is what passed

all public, all free
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Garrison Verified account @HeyGarrison
how should this work i wonder?

off the top of my head it seems like the cli would inspect for deps and ask to sync folders
Eli Mernit Verified account @mernit 1d
the biggest reason more people aren’t using cloud agents is because there’s not an obvious and simple way to migrate your local environment to the cloud

feels like there should be an open source tool from one of the coding harnesses that solves this
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