AnyFrame
Spawn sandboxes at the speed of natural language. Pause, resume, and snapshot the full state of an agent’s workspace — filesystem, processes, memory — and pick up later without losing context.
AnyFrame launched on May 18, 2026 with 96 votes, #343 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Hand-rolling sandboxes for every agent gets old fast. AnyFrame gives you a control plane: define an agent once, boot a session in seconds, drive it from the web UI or Python SDK on the same channel. Claude Code, Codex, your harness.
Spin up swarms of agents in minutes, for any use case, on any harness. For internal tools or customer-facing products. Engineering, sales, ops, support — each team wires up its own agent inside the tools it already uses. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — switch anytime, everything else stays. Not just tool calls. It clicks through a real browser like a person. Our SDK does the runtime. You write a few lines and your product has agents. from anyframe import AnyFrame af = AnyFrame() agent = af.agents.create( name= "user-research" , template= "user-research" , connectors=[ "slack" , "posthog" ], ) run = af.sessions.run( agent_id=agent.id, text= "break down lead → demo this week" , ) print…from anyframe.dev
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