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What do you think the problem is?

Gobii did always-on, connected to comms channels (sms, email), full computer/headed browser 8 months ago, in a much more secure and k8s-native way.

Control of where data goes is always an option. People just need to make that choice.

Not sure what gives you that idea. One of our superpowers is that we're MIT licensed and deployable to private clouds, or even fully airgapped with 196gb+ of vram to run minimax on…

For anyone looking at alternatives in this space - I built Gobii ( https://gobii.ai ) 8 months before OpenClaw existed. MIT licensed, cloud native, gVisor sandboxed. The sandboxing…

If you run it for an hour, yes.

If you want to go really minimal you can do raw git+ssh and hooks (pre/post commit, etc).

We went down the WASM sandboxing rabbit hole at Gobii when building our agent infra. The pitch is appealing until you realize the tradeoff: you either accept a limited environment …

They say compressed... but isn't this just "minified"?

They might actually be going all-in on a robotaxi future, i.e. betting on a future where car-ownership is not the default.

I’m Andrew I. Christianson (co-author) from Gobii. This post is the production sandbox we built for running untrusted agent workloads: per-agent isolation (gVisor), default-deny eg…

Probably even more so if it can fully fit into CPU cache.

Yeah, the harness quality matters a lot. We're seeing the same pattern at Gobii - started building browser-native agents and quickly realized most of the interesting workflows aren…

Then there's the shuffling around of atoms.