CapabilitiesWays to drive it
Create from the website
Start a machine by clicking in the provider's dashboard, with no terminal.
Who offers it
Part of Ways to drive it, which explains why it matters.
Fully: Agent 37, Blaxel, Daytona, InstaBox, Lizard, Morph and Runtime. Not at all: Boat, boxd, Cloudflare Sandbox, E2B, Modal, Sandboxer, Sprites, Tensorlake and Vercel Sandbox.
- Agent 37Yes
The dashboard can create an instance, not just list one.
docs-confirmed “You can create instances from our dashboard or provision them programmatically through the Agent 37 Cloud API” Source
- BlaxelYes
The console has a Deploy from console path that asks for image, resources, TTL and region.
docs-confirmed “Click **+Create sandbox** -> **Deploy from console**.” Source
- DaytonaYes
The Playground creates sandboxes in the browser and opens terminal and desktop tabs.
docs-confirmed “Daytona provides an interactive environment ("Playground") for creating sandboxes” Source
- InstaBoxYes
The Machines page has a Create machine button that matches the CLI call.
docs-confirmed “In the dashboard, **Create machine** on the **Machines** page does what `instabox create` does.” Source
- LizardYes
The dashboard creates a sandbox after you pick a template, region, size and lifetime.
docs-confirmed “The dashboard lets you create and manage Sandboxes without code.” Source
- MorphYes
The devbox dashboard creates a machine from a template or a snapshot.
docs-confirmed “Create a devbox from a template (or a snapshot)” Source
- RuntimeYes
The console's Search or create box starts a sandbox from the browser.
docs-confirmed “**Search or create** , or ⌘K (Ctrl+K), opens one search box. It goes to any page or resource and starts anything.” Source
- BoatNo
The dashboard is for account work such as keys, billing and members; every machine starts with the CLI.
inferred “| **[Dashboard](https://boat.dev/dashboard)** | one-off work, and the things that must not be automatable | browser sign-in |” Source
- boxdNo
The console shows machines, keys and backups; the quickstart creates the first machine with the CLI.
inferred “Install the CLI, create your first machine” Source
There is no sandbox console: a sandbox is a name inside your Worker, and the dashboard manages the Worker.
inferred “Your Worker reaches each sandbox by name.” Source
- E2BNo
The console manages keys, templates and billing; sandboxes are created by code.
inferred “This guide will show you how to start your first E2B Sandbox.” Source
- ModalNo
The dashboard reports metrics and the CLI attaches to running sandboxes; creating one is a code call.
inferred “sb = modal.Sandbox.create(app=sb_app)” Source
The dashboard opens desktops and manages keys and members; the quickstart starts the first sandbox with `sbx`.
inferred “Install the sbx CLI, sign in, and run your first sandbox in about two minutes.” Source
- SpritesNo
Sprites are created from the command line; there is no browser console for creating one.
inferred “sprite create - Create a new sprite” Source
The console lists sandboxes, logs and billing; the docs create sandboxes from the CLI or the SDK.
inferred “Create one on demand from the CLI or the SDK.” Source
The dashboard can stop or delete a sandbox but the docs give no way to create one there.
inferred “From the dashboard you can stop the current session or permanently remove the sandbox.” Source
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