Maritime provides cloud runtime infrastructure for AI agents, offering sandboxes, swarms, virtual desktops, and Android instances.
What the product does and how it is positioned
Maritime is an execution infrastructure platform tailored specifically for autonomous software agents. It provides a range of compute environments spanning disposable sandboxes for executing untrusted code, persistent Agent Boxes that park state while idle, and scalable swarms intended for large-scale evaluations and batch tasks.
The service also delivers full graphical interfaces, including Windows Server 2022 instances, Linux desktops, and virtual Android environments. These environments allow agents to interact with graphical applications, web forms, and mobile apps using vision, mouse clicks, and keyboard inputs, with manual takeover options available for human operators.
Source-supported ways to use the product
Executing untrusted or machine-generated scripts in disposable environments while preserving persistent repositories inside Agent Boxes.
Distributing evaluation suites and rollout tasks across hundreds or thousands of concurrent sandboxes to capture exit codes and logs.
Automating workflows across legacy Windows and Linux applications lacking APIs by utilizing visual inputs, typing, and mouse interactions.
Deploying Android applications via APKs to automate mobile-exclusive tasks, with options for human intervention through shareable links.
Maritime structures its compute infrastructure around varying persistence and interface requirements. Disposable Sandboxes are optimized for single-use execution of untrusted or synthetic code, automatically wiping all state and attached disks once a process completes to maintain a clean security boundary.
For long-running agents, Agent Boxes offer a snapshot-restore mechanism where idle micro-VMs save memory state to disk and power down compute resources. These environments wake in roughly 0.6 to 1 second when incoming traffic arrives, retaining local filesystem data, network configuration, and dependencies across sessions.
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Answers based on the source-checked product record
Maritime offers ephemeral Sandboxes, persistent Agent Boxes, Swarms for batch execution, Linux Desktops, Windows Server 2022 Desktops, and Android Phone instances.
Agent Boxes wake and restore execution state in approximately 0.6 to 1 second upon receiving an incoming message or task.
Yes, human operators can take over interactive desktop and mobile agent sessions directly using a shared link.
Developers can control and automate Maritime infrastructure through its API, client SDKs, command-line interface, and Model Context Protocol integrations.
Yes, Maritime offers private network add-ons designed to connect agent machines directly to internal office and enterprise resource planning systems.
