Tensorlake
A sandbox platform for running AI agent code in isolated microVMs, with persistent filesystems and suspend-and-resume sessions.
About Tensorlake
Agents need an execution environment for generated code and a way to preserve their work across sessions.
Who it’s for
- Developers building coding agents and agent tools
- Teams running agent evaluations and execution infrastructure
When to consider it
Consider Tensorlake when your agent needs isolated Linux execution with persistent state and programmable sandbox lifecycle controls.
Tradeoffs & limitations
- The Free tier allows one sandbox at a time with 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 10 GB disk and sessions up to two hours.
- Usage Credits start with a $5 prepaid pack; new activity is blocked and running sandboxes stop when the credit balance runs out unless it is replenished.
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Sources & review method
Documentation-based assessment · Oct 15, 2026 · Prepared with AI assistance; not a hands-on benchmark.
- Tensorlake official website
- Tensorlake pricing and sandbox limits
- Tensorlake Cursor Cloud Agents integration (October 6, 2026)
Checked by SOTA · AI-assisted documentation review. Selection advice is our assessment; verify current requirements for your deployment.
Import history & original evidence
Tensorlake official website
A sandbox platform for running AI agent code in isolated microVMs, with persistent filesystems and suspend-and-resume sessions.
Based on official pages and announcements checked on 2026-10-15. No hands-on test, performance benchmark or popularity ranking is claimed.