Katakate: Open-Source Self-Hosted VM Sandbox Platform for Secure Code Execution
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Summary
Katakate is an open-source platform that provides self-hosted infrastructure for creating and managing lightweight VM sandboxes to safely execute untrusted code at scale. Built on battle-tested VM isolation technologies including Kata, Firecracker, and Kubernetes, it's designed for AI agents that need to run arbitrary code securely. The platform offers CLI, API, and Python SDK interfaces and is licensed under Apache-2.0.
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Katakate aims to make it easy to create, manage and orchestrate lightweight safe VM sandboxes for executing untrusted code, at scale
It is built on battle-tested VM isolation with Kata, Firecracker and Kubernetes
100% open‑source (Apache‑2.0)
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