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Linux dev environments in the browser. A kernel-level boundary isolates each one. All of it runs on infrastructure that you own.
The untrusted actor keeps changing. First it was a script from pip install. Then it was a contractor’s first commit. Now it is an AI agent, spawned for one task, with no track record. The problem below never changes: code that you do not fully trust must run at full capability, somewhere.
So trust the somewhere. Every workspace is a world with a kernel-level boundary. It federates to the identity that you already run. It records each session for audit. It runs on hardware that you own. The actor never needs to earn your trust. The world that it operates in already has it.
Trust the boundary, not the actor
Commercial flight reached one fatal accident in ten million flights. It did not get there with more trust in pilots. It stopped its attempts to control the pilot and built the world around the pilot instead. The aircraft refuses a move outside its limits. The recorder never turns off. The pilot keeps full control of the flight.
The same rule holds for code that you did not write. Control of the actor is a fruitless effort. Control the points where its actions touch your environment.
Aviation built four things for this. An envelope that refuses. A recorder that always runs. Rules that grow from what the recorder saw. And a world the operator owns end to end. Every workspace gives your code the same four.
Kernel isolation
The envelope. Exploits end inside the workspace. gVisor refuses them.
Session recording
The recorder. Each session becomes a byte-perfect transcript on a signed, tamper-evident trail.
Egress control
The flight rules. Observed behavior becomes enforced policy at the edge.
Your hardware, your identity
The world. It runs on your infrastructure, with your identity provider, air-gapped if you choose.
The same world clears the federal bar: FIPS-mode crypto, PIV/CAC sign-in, NIST 800-53 control mapping, audit trail, and SIEM export.
See it work
What we build runs first in the SMARTwork Factory. This is our Tier 3 technology center at McPherson Square in Washington, DC, within walking distance of the White House. There, agents, people, and customers verify that what we build survives their reality.
If your people or your agents ship code that you cannot trust, a SaaS workspace is no longer an option. SMARTwork Spaces covers your mission. Watch the demo. Or send a message to contact at 76dev.com.