Daytona is a Secure and Elastic Infrastructure for Running AI-Generated Code

Zero, your trustworthy AI teammate for real work.

A free and open-source toolkit for running other people's code in your applications.

The fastest Trust Layer for AI Agents

Ruby's most capable AI runtime

Composable agent runtime with enforced isolation boundaries

AI-native application framework and runtime, simply write a YAML file.

AutomatosX is an orchestrates AI agents, workflows, and memory

Local-first AI agentic runtime console for cloud/local models and supervised coding-agent sessions.

Production-grade TypeScript AI runtime focused on reliability, governance, and reproducible LLM systems. Multi-provider gateway, agents, RAG, workflows, policy engine, audit trails, and deterministic testing — built for teams shipping AI in production.

Android 16 fork. AI as a platform primitive. Twelve capabilities, one shared runtime, every app. OEM-pluggable. Apache 2.0.

Benchmarked agent execution runtime for Python. Sub-10ms cold starts, real-time streaming, time-travel debugging, and self-growing tool libraries. Compare 3 sandbox backends: Docker (OpenSandbox), MicroVM, and in-process AST.

A self-evolving, AI-native language and platform for intelligent agents and autonomous software.

Unified execution runtime for LLM and ML programs.

Local-first AI runtime for Apple Silicon with CLI and macOS operator workflows for LoRA training, benchmarking, and evaluation.

Jupyter notebooks for testing Prisma AIRS AI Runtime with your LLM

An open-source AI runtime framework focused on task execution, traceability, and delivery closure.

Autonomous AI Agent Infrastructure Platform — OpenAI-compatible AI gateway with MCP support, multi-agent orchestration, tool calling, observability, memory, RAG, AI workflows, and unified infrastructure for any LLM provider.

Modular AI runtime with LLM reasoning, memory, and pluggable action modules.

Inference-aware runtime for AI coding agents that reuses execution state to reduce repeated reasoning, repo rereads, tool calls, and failure loops.