Daytona

Daytona is a sandbox infrastructure platform for running AI-generated code: isolated environments ('sandboxes') with a dedicated kernel, filesystem, network stack and allocated CPU/RAM/disk, controllable via Python, TypeScript, Go, Ruby and Java SDKs, a CLI and a REST API. It offers container, Linux VM, Windows, macOS (via use.computer) and NVIDIA/AMD GPU sandbox classes, plus snapshots, volumes, an MCP server and secrets/governance tooling.

Status warning: the flagship open-source repo (daytonaio/daytona, 71.5k stars) was archived in June 2026 — Daytona states core development moved to a private codebase. The archived code remains usable as-is under its final license, but receives no updates or security fixes; new users should evaluate the commercial platform, not the OSS repo, as the product.

1. Sign up at https://daytona.io and open the dashboard (app.daytona.io).
2. Create an API key under Settings → API Keys.
3. Install the SDK: pip install daytona (TypeScript, Go, Ruby and Java SDKs also exist per the docs).
4. Set the DAYTONA_API_KEY environment variable.
5. Create a sandbox and run code:

```python

from daytona import Daytona

daytona = Daytona()

sandbox = daytona.create()

result = sandbox.process.code_run('print("hello from daytona")')

print(result.result)

```