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Run multiple isolated agents in a single Sandbox

Vercel's Sandbox now isolates multiple agents in a single container — file permissions and user isolation for multi-agent systems are now built in.

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The KeyNews take

Why it matters

Multi-agent orchestration just got simpler and safer. Practitioners building agent systems now have infrastructure-level isolation baked into a major platform, reducing the work of sandboxing and access control.

The key facts

11 to know
  1. Vercel Sandbox SDK now supports multiple Linux users and groups

  2. Each agent runs as its own user with private home directory

  3. Users cannot read, write, or list each other's files

  4. Shared directories available via group creation for collaboration

  5. Reduces complexity of multi-agent system architecture

  6. Vercel Sandbox SDK adds support for multiple Linux users and groups

  7. Each agent runs as isolated user with private home directory

  8. Shared workspace available via group creation for collaboration

  9. User isolation prevents cross-agent file access (read/write/list)

  10. Available in @vercel/sandbox via createUser() and createGroup() APIs

  11. Shipped July 2026

Go to the source

Vercel Blogvercel.com

Publisher excerpt: The SDK now supports multiple Linux users and groups, so you can run agents side by side in a single Sandbox.@vercel/sandbox Each agent runs as its own user with a private home directory. A group opens a shared workspace when they need to collaborate. This makes multi-agent systems easier to build.…
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