The froog face: two round eyes and a wavy mouth in periwinkle

INFRASTRUCTURE FORTHE SINGULARITY

Quicksand sandboxes for AI agents, Pushbox GitHub Actions runners and Tokenmail inboxes, on bare metal we run ourselves.

01 / WHY FROOG

Agents need a computer of their own

A computer to work onQuicksand
A mailbox to sign up withTokenmail
Somewhere to test what they pushPushbox

Your laptop, your inbox and your CI are yours. froog gives each agent its own.

02 / FROOG QUICKSAND — A LINUX VM FOR EVERY AGENT

A full Linux sandbox for every agent: its own kernel, root, SSH, Docker, Chrome, a desktop and a disk that persists. Fork it, snapshot it, stop it and pick up where you left off.

~20 s from API call to SSHUbuntu, Debian, Omarchy

$0.0137an hour, small: 2 vCPU, 4 GB. $20 a month for 4 vCPU / 8 GB, where E2B lists $242.

See froog Quicksand

03 / FROOG TOKENMAIL — INBOXES FOR AGENTS

A real address your agent can sign up for services with, then read the one-time code or link that comes back. One command waits for the code.

signup-k3f9qz@froogmail.comfroog inbox wait --code

$2an inbox, a month. Receives codes, links and full messages.

See froog Tokenmail

04 / FROOG PUSHBOX — GITHUB ACTIONS RUNNERS

Change runs-on to froog and every job runs in a fresh VM of its own. Billed per second of job time, at about a fifth of GitHub's price. SSH into a failed job to see why.

~~runs-on: ubuntu-latest~~runs-on: froog

$0.0024a minute on 4 vCPU, billed per second. GitHub charges $0.012, five times as much.

See froog Pushbox

05 / GET STARTED

One line to install

$ curl -fsSL https://froogcorp.com/install | sh

Windows (PowerShell): irm https://froogcorp.com/install.ps1 | iex

$ froog login
$ froog new my-box     # SSH in about 20 s
$ froog ssh my-box

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