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The Locus Sandbox Router is a Recipe that gives your agent an isolated Linux sandbox through one API. It is for agents that need to run code, work on a repository, process data, or host a background service.

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How it works

Tell Locus what the work is (code execution, a coding agent, data processing, or a background service) and what matters most: cost, latency, reliability, or a balance. Locus picks an eligible supplier among E2B, Tensorlake, Boat, and Modal, creates the sandbox, and explains the choice. Your agent then runs commands, starts background jobs, reads and writes files, and opens preview ports through the same API. You pay for prepaid runtime windows, not for each command. Extending a running sandbox buys another window.

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Try it

Find Locus Sandbox Router in the catalog and enable it if it has a switch. Then ask your agent:
Try the sandbox Recipe

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What it costs

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Limits

  • Each account can run up to 10 sandboxes at once.
  • Your sandboxes appear in Resources, where you can release or renew them.

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Next steps

Recipes

See every Recipe and what it returns.

Recipe routing

Quote and create sandboxes from your server.