Who offers it

Part of Built-in agents, which explains why it matters.

Fully: Agent 37, Boat, boxd, Daytona, E2B, InstaBox, Lizard, Morph, Runtime, Sandboxer and Tensorlake. Not at all: Blaxel, Cloudflare Sandbox, Modal, Sprites and Vercel Sandbox.

  • A desktop you can watch and take over, on a built recipe or the Hermes VNC template.

    docs-confirmed “plus an XFCE desktop with Firefox in the browser” Source

  • BoatYes1080p 60 fps

    Moonlight over WebRTC or VNC over HTTPS, with a browser-only stream option.

    docs-confirmed “The full desktop over Moonlight (WebRTC), 1920x1080 at 60 fps” Source

  • boxdYes

    Every machine has a display, opened in a browser window.

    docs-confirmed “a real desktop you can watch and control” Source

  • A VNC desktop plus a computer-use API for screenshots, clicks and typing.

    docs-confirmed “Computer Use enables programmatic control of desktop environments within sandboxes.” Source

  • E2BYes

    A full Linux desktop with mouse, keyboard and screen capture APIs.

    docs-confirmed “SDK gives your agent a full Linux desktop” Source

  • Xfce with Chromium over VNC, with human takeover and handback.

    docs-confirmed “Machines from the `agent-browser` template (shown as **standard**) have a Linux desktop with a browser.” Source

  • A `desktop` template, driven by the SDK or CLI, with VNC carried over a local bridge.

    docs-confirmed “`desktop` runs a graphical desktop that you drive with `sandbox.desktop` or `lizard sandbox desktop`.” Source

  • Remote desktops are configured per devbox for computer-use, rather than being on by default.

    docs-confirmed “You can also programmatically configure devboxes with” Source

  • A live Linux desktop with clicks, screenshots and MP4 recording.

    docs-confirmed “A Linux desktop runs in the sandbox. You drive it as a person would.” Source

  • Every running sandbox has a desktop in a browser tab, plus a browser-only stream.

    docs-confirmed “Every running sandbox has a graphical desktop (XFCE with Google Chrome) that you can open in a browser tab.” Source

  • The ubuntu-vnc image gives a desktop driven from Python or JavaScript.

    docs-confirmed “Launch ubuntu-vnc sandboxes and drive their desktop from Python or JavaScript.” Source

  • Note: No graphical desktop is documented; the browser surfaces are a terminal and preview URLs.

    inferred “You can explore the contents of a sandbox with an interactive terminal.” Source

  • Note: No desktop or computer-use surface is documented.

    inferred “A sandbox is an isolated place to run code.” Source

  • Note: No desktop is documented; interactive access is a terminal console.

    inferred “Opens an interactive shell with a TTY allocated.” Source

  • Note: No desktop, VNC or computer-use API is published for Sandbox.

    inferred “Manage sandboxes through the CLI, JS SDK, or Python SDK.” Source

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