The infrastructure your agents need.
Isolated computers with a browser, desktop and persistent files, for any agent framework or coding harness.
$ curl -fsSL https://radian.sh/install | shBoxes, sandboxes, swarms, desktops.
Agent boxes
A computer of its own for one agent. Files, browser profile and sessions stay through every stop and start.
From €0.06 an hour running, €0 stopped
Sandboxes
A clean computer for one task, deleted with its disk when the task ends. The outputs you declare are saved first.
From €0.06 an hour, billed per second
Swarms
Many sandboxes from one command, for evals, batch jobs and agents working in parallel.
From €0.06 an hour per sandbox
Linux desktops
A desktop and browser your agent sees, clicks and types on. Watch it live, or take over the input.
Included with every computer
CI runners
Your pipeline's jobs on the same computers, next to the agents that open the pull requests.
Planned
Windows, macOS and phones
For the apps that only run there: Windows and Mac desktops, and real phones.
Planned
For the work agents do.
Coding agents.
Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode in a workspace that keeps the repo, the branch and the session between prompts. What it writes runs in a sandbox, not on your laptop.
- Agent boxes
- Sandboxes
Evals and RL.
One command fans out to many clean sandboxes from the same image. Some fail, nothing leaks between them, and every exit code, log and output comes back.
- Swarms
- Sandboxes
Computer-use agents.
A Linux desktop and browser for work that has no API: a supplier portal, an admin page behind a login. Watch it live, or take the input.
- Linux desktops
- Agent boxes
- Windows, macOS and phones, planned
Assistants.
Host the assistant itself, one box per user. Memory, files and logins stay on its own disk, and between conversations it costs nothing for compute.
- Agent boxes
Research agents.
Install any tool, read the sources, work through the files and hand back a finished report. The computer stops when the job is done.
- Sandboxes
- Linux desktops
Bring the agent you have.
32 frameworks and harnesses, plus any image you can run. No new agent loop and no SDK to adopt: Radian runs your own entrypoint and keeps its native sessions, approvals and state.
Agent frameworks
- New project · detected settingsVerified on Radian
- Framework
- Vercel eve · eve 0.75
- Language
- TypeScript
- Workload
- service
- Radian runs
- eve build, eve start, HTTP sessions with NDJSON events
- Start command
eve start --host 0.0.0.0- Keeps
- Workflow world, sandbox state
Continued the same native session after a real stop and start, with its workflow world intact.
Coding harnesses
Declarative and custom
- Framework
- Vercel eve · eve 0.75
- Language
- TypeScript
- Workload
- service
- Radian runs
- eve build, eve start, HTTP sessions with NDJSON events
- Start command
eve start --host 0.0.0.0- Keeps
- Workflow world, sandbox state
Continued the same native session after a real stop and start, with its workflow world intact.
Verified means tested end to end on Radian, including a stop and resume with the same native session. Beta means it deploys and runs; native features are being qualified version by version.
Europe means Europe.

Europe
Builds, registries, computers, workspaces, native state, secrets, logs and backups run on European-owned, European-operated sovereign infrastructure.
- Choose per project. One account and one team can run both.
- Sign-in and payments use disclosed providers. They never receive your code, prompts, files, secrets or logs.
- Moving a project between locations is an explicit transfer, never a silent failover.
- Your models stay your choice. Agents call any provider from either location.
Leave whenever you want.
Export a project and run it on your own machines. Code, configuration, files, native sessions, pending approvals and checkpoints come with it. You bring fresh credentials.
- Runner
- Runs an exported project on any Linux machine. No Radian account, licence check or hosted API.
- Formats
- The deployment declaration and export manifest are public specifications.
- Adapters
- Native session and state transfer for each supported framework.
- Clients
- TypeScript and Python SDKs and the CLI, under the same licence.
The exit kit is open source under Apache-2.0. The hosted fleet, scheduler and operations are what you pay us for.
$ radian export support-agent included image sha256:9b1e4c…, radian.json, lockfiles included workspace /workspace 2.1 GiB, browser profile included eve Workflow world · 214 sessions included 3 pending approvals, 2 committed checkpoints included run history, native events, audit log rebind 4 secret bindings · values are never exported blocked none wrote support-agent.radian-export (2.4 GiB, sha256 verified)$ radian-runner up support-agent.radian-export running on this machine at http://localhost:3000 214 sessions restored · 3 approvals waiting for you no Radian account or API usedEvery portability claim is tested: stop the hosted project, export it, cut it off from Radian, restore it on a clean machine and run new work. Anything that cannot move is listed with its reason before you export.
Your agents can run Radian too.
Everything in the dashboard is an API call, with TypeScript and Python SDKs, a CLI and an MCP server. Agents get the same permissions and audit trail as people, and only the actions you grant.
Hand this to Claude Code, Codex or any agent with a shell. It reads our instructions and asks you only what it must.
Set up Radian for this project. Read https://radian.sh/agents.md and follow it step by step. It explains what Radian is, how to request beta access for me, and which questions to ask me first.
claude mcp add --transport http radian https://mcp.radian.sh
# Tools your agent gets, scoped by your token:
# deploy, promote, rollback
# submit_run, follow_run, cancel_run
# list_approvals, decide_approval
# open_shell, export_project, get_usageEverything around the agent.
Questions, answered.
No. Radian builds your repository or image and runs its own start command. A native adapter adds sessions, approvals and resume where your framework supports them. Without one you still get builds, previews, isolation, logs and exports.
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