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Why we included this project

Teams building coding or general-purpose agents often hit the same wall: giving the model a real place to work, a filesystem, a shell, and the ability to run tools, without standing up and babysitting a full VM. Cloudflare Computer tackles that by modeling the agent's workspace as a virtual filesystem living inside a Durable Object, with SQLite as the source of truth and a single `workspace.runtime.exec` entry point. You can back that surface with a sandboxed container exposing a real FUSE mount and full Linux userland, or with lighter isolate backends that run shell commands or ECMAScript modules in Dynamic Workers. It is explicitly a preview. APIs are unstable and the maintainers say it is for experiments and prototypes, not production, so it is most useful for exploring how a durable, network-native agent workspace could be designed. If you are prototyping agent runtimes on Cloudflare's platform, this is a thoughtful reference for how filesystem state and execution can be separated and synced.