OSS integrations

Open source agent frameworks can use boxd as their sandbox or runtime. Two integrations are live today, and one is in the making.

Flue

Flue is the agent harness framework from Fred K. Schott, known from Astro. It feels like Claude Code, but fully headless and programmable in TypeScript. Flue agents can opt into a full sandbox, and the boxd connector gives each agent its own Linux VM:

import { Compute } from '@boxd-sh/sdk';
import { boxd } from './connectors/boxd';

const c = new Compute({ apiKey: process.env.BOXD_API_KEY });
const box = await c.box.create({ name: 'my-agent' });
const agent = await init({ sandbox: boxd(box), model: 'anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6' });
const session = await agent.session();

You own the machine’s lifecycle through the TypeScript SDK, and the connector adapts it to Flue’s sandbox interface. The connector is written so a coding agent can install it into your Flue project, and Flue’s own docs cover it under sandboxes.

Bindu

Bindu is the identity, communication, and payments layer for AI agents. Wrap an agent written in any framework with bindufy() and it becomes a signed A2A microservice. With the boxd runtime, that microservice runs on a boxd machine instead of your laptop:

bindu deploy my_agent.py --runtime=boxd --auto-suspend=60

✓ my-agent serving at https://my-agent.boxd.sh

The agent gets its own HTTPS URL, and auto-suspend pairs naturally with it: the machine sleeps between requests and wakes when a call arrives. See the Bindu repo for the full runtime options, including deploying from a custom Docker image.

Harbor

A Harbor integration is in the making.

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Building an open source framework that should run on boxd, or using one you’d like to see supported? Email contact@boxd.sh.

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