Ona Environments
Each environment is pre-configured with your tools, repos, and permissions. Spin up one for a developer or a fleet for your agents. Ephemeral, sandboxed, and governed by your policies.

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Coding agents working in parallel

Each agent runs in its own environment with the full toolchain, test suite, and dependencies your code requires. Spin up one or a thousand.

One click launches a fully prepared workstation: tools, dependencies, cloud access, and database connectivity included. Coding agents get the same environment instantly, no human in the loop.

Source control, issue trackers, cloud providers, databases, and any tool with MCP support. Every integration your team relies on is wired in before the first command runs.

Every session, human or AI, runs in a fresh environment destroyed after use. No persistent state, no accumulated risk, no data leakage between sessions.

Runs inside your VPC with command allowlists, egress control, scoped credentials, and full audit logging. Your security team stays in control.

Enterprise Architect at Kingland
“Our developers used to lose thousands of hours a year fixing broken environments. With Ona, that number is zero.”Read more customer stories
Sandboxes give agents a container. Ona gives them the same environment your developers use.


There are two ways to sandbox an agent. One gives it a full development environment. The other gives it a remote function call. The difference decides what your agents can actually do.
The agent gets a full development environment — a VM running a dev container with your codebase, test suite, databases, and network access. This is how Stripe and Ramp run their agents. It's the closest to how a human developer works.
The agent runs on a server. When it needs to execute code, it calls a remote sandbox via API. The sandbox runs the code and returns the result. Secrets and execution are somewhat isolated, but the agent can only execute code — not fully develop.
The agent gets a full development environment — a VM running a dev container with your codebase, test suite, databases, and network access. This is how Stripe and Ramp run their agents.
The agent runs on a server. When it needs to execute code, it calls a remote sandbox via API. Secrets and execution are somewhat isolated, but the agent can only execute code — not fully develop.
Ona uses Pattern 1. Every agent gets a full VM with your dev container, prebuilds, and services. Read: Don't build your own sandbox →

Background agents can not run on a laptop. Why the development environment is the bottleneck.
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