rakyll Is Building a Compute Runtime That Scales to Billions of Agents
rakyll · x · 2026-09-20
Engineer rakyll announced an agent-oriented compute runtime being built in the open: "set me up an environment with Python 3" becomes reproducible, with branching and forking.
- Goal: a compute runtime that scales to billions of agents in a cluster, fitting 10-20x more sandboxes into existing setups.
- Plus easy-to-use agentic abstractions and generative platform capabilities.
- Use cases span agentic apps, RL workloads, and evals.
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