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Velqa Sandbox
Run Python or Node.js tasks in isolated environments. A subscription is required; compute beyond its included allowance is pay-as-you-go.
1–15 compute hours are included each month, depending on your plan. Choose it for regular agent work and a predictable baseline.
After the included allowance, compute is billed at 0.30 USD per hour from your Boost balance, measured by the minute from the moment a sandbox starts until it is released. You pay for the extra capacity you use.
Create an agent profile, choose Python or Node.js, then keep the execution and its artifacts in your Velqa dashboard.
The Sandbox Agent is in beta. Use it when you need the AI to do something, not only talk about it; for a plain question or text generation, the chat stays faster and cheaper.
Open SandboxGive it a name, pick the Python or Node.js runtime, choose the model that drives it and write its instructions. The agent is saved in your dashboard and reusable for every conversation.
Each message starts a fresh Docker sandbox. The agent writes and reads files, runs shell commands, executes code and keeps Python state between its own calls, while you follow every step as it streams.
When the work is done, the agent publishes the file you need as a downloadable artifact. The sandbox is then released and disappears: nothing carries over to the next turn unless it was published.
Every turn runs in its own Docker sandbox. Uploaded files and artifacts stay in their context and never leak to another agent or conversation.
Each account runs a single sandbox at once, whatever the plan, so a runaway loop cannot multiply your compute.
Each plan has a daily ceiling. A turn whose estimated maximum cost would cross it is refused before it starts, not after.
When every platform slot is busy, creation answers 429. It is neither your rate limit nor your balance: try again a few minutes later.