Tilde Launches Transactional Agent Sandbox with Reversible Runs
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Summary
Tilde introduces a sandbox platform that treats every autonomous agent run as a reversible transaction. The system mounts code from GitHub, data from S3, and documents from Google Drive into a single POSIX‑compatible filesystem, with every file versioned from the first commit. Agent runs occur in isolated containers; changes are staged and either committed atomically or discarded, ensuring no side effects on failure. Network isolation blocks outbound requests by default, with policy‑checked and logged calls to external services. An agent‑first RBAC model allows fine‑grained permissions and human approval gates per action. The platform provides a CLI, Python SDK, and REST API, making it easy to integrate into CI/CD pipelines. A detailed audit trail and timeline view let developers inspect diffs and revert commits instantly. Tilde’s foundation on lakeFS’s versioning layer gives it enterprise‑grade reliability and scalability.
Key changes
- Composable filesystem mounts GitHub, S3, and Drive into a single POSIX view.
- Every file is versioned from the first commit, enabling reversible agent runs.
- Agent runs are isolated in containers; changes are staged and either committed or rolled back.
- Network isolation blocks outbound requests by default, with policy‑checked logging.
- Agent‑first RBAC allows fine‑grained permissions and human approval gates.
- CLI, Python SDK, and REST API support easy integration into CI/CD.
- Audit trail and timeline view let developers inspect diffs and revert commits.
- Built on lakeFS’s versioning layer for enterprise‑grade reliability.