What is Pocketenv?
Pocketenv is an open-source platform that lets you run ephemeral development sandboxes in the cloud. It allows you to quickly start isolated environments to run commands, test code, or execute AI agents without setting up infrastructure manually.Do I need to install anything to use Pocketenv?
No. Pocketenv environments run remotely. You can connect through the web interface or the CLI without installing heavy dependencies locally.What runtimes does Pocketenv support?
Pocketenv supports multiple sandbox runtimes depending on your needs, including:- Daytona
- Deno Sandbox
- Vercel Sandbox
- Cloudflare Sandbox
- Sprite
- Modal
- Runloop
- E2B
What can I run inside a sandbox?
You can run almost anything typically used in development environments, such as:- CLI tools
- AI coding agents
- compilers and build tools
- scripts
- development servers
Are sandboxes persistent?
By default, Pocketenv sandboxes are ephemeral. This means the environment can be destroyed after use. However, you can persist data using:- Volumes
- Files
- Environment variables
- Secrets
Can I securely store secrets?
Yes. Pocketenv supports encrypted Secrets that can be injected into sandboxes as environment variables. This allows you to safely store API keys, tokens, or credentials.Can I access my sandbox through SSH?
Yes. Pocketenv allows you to attach SSH keys to your environment so you can connect securely.Can I mount files or volumes?
Yes. Pocketenv supports:- Files → injected into the sandbox filesystem
- Volumes → persistent storage shared across sessions