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Tennant Journal
We are tracking the shift from generic deploy tooling to agent-native runtime infrastructure: persistent sandboxes, GitHub-native control planes, warm capacity, and SDK-first execution surfaces.
Agent sessions break down when every run starts from zero. Persistent sandboxes keep filesystem state, toolchains, and runtime context intact so teams can resume work instead of rebuilding it.
Read postThe best deploy flow for agents looks familiar: connect a repo, choose a branch, land in an isolated runtime, and start inspecting output immediately.
Read postCold starts are usually a capacity planning problem disguised as a runtime problem. Fast sandboxes come from warm inventory, resumable state, and a control plane that knows what to keep ready.
Read postA platform becomes easier to trust when the dashboard, CLI, and SDKs all operate on the same sandbox lifecycle instead of exposing different mental models for the same work.
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