CapabilitiesReaching it
Terminal in the browser
Open a command line on the machine from the provider's website.
Who offers it
Part of Reaching it: links, ports and who can open them, which explains why it matters.
Fully: Agent 37, Blaxel, boxd, Daytona, InstaBox, Lizard, Runtime, Sandboxer and Vercel Sandbox. With a catch: Cloudflare Sandbox.
The machine's own shell is served as a web page you open in a browser.
docs-confirmed “A shell in the container (browser)” Source
The console has a Terminal tab on each sandbox.
docs-confirmed “selecting the **Terminal** tab” Source
The web console opens a terminal session on the machine.
docs-confirmed “a console terminal” Source
The dashboard opens a full terminal session on the machine.
docs-confirmed “full terminal session connected to your sandbox” Source
The dashboard opens a shell in the machine, and a desktop view is next to it.
docs-confirmed “carrying a PTY (xterm-256color) of a login shell” Source
Each sandbox page has a Terminal tab that opens a shell.
docs-confirmed “the Terminal tab opens a shell in a running sandbox” Source
The console has a terminal that runs in the browser.
docs-confirmed “Terminal is a shell in the browser” Source
The dashboard's Terminal tab opens a full shell in the browser.
docs-confirmed “The dashboard's Terminal tab opens a full PTY in your browser over the same exec WebSocket the CLI uses” Source
The dashboard's Connect tab runs commands in the browser.
docs-confirmed “Run commands, browse the filesystem, upload and download files, and inspect open ports without leaving the browser.” Source
The catch: The provider gives you code for a terminal you host yourself, not a terminal on its own website.
docs-confirmed “Expose a live shell in a Linux sandbox on a web page.” Source
- BoatNot published
No command line on the provider's website is documented; the desktop and the command-line tool are the documented ways in.
inferred “Run `boat ssh <id>` for a shell.” Source
- E2BNot published
No command line on the provider's website is documented.
inferred “SSH access enables remote terminal sessions, SCP/SFTP file transfers” Source
- ModalNot published
No command line on the provider's website is documented; the documented shells are the command-line tool and your own app.
inferred “a default Sandbox has no ability to accept incoming network connections” Source
- MorphNot published
No command line on the provider's website is documented; the documented access is SSH, an editor and a programming interface.
inferred “one-click connect from the Devboxes UI” Source
- SpritesNot published
No command line on the provider's website is documented; the documented shell is the command-line tool.
inferred “Open an interactive shell” Source
- TensorlakeNot published
The console shows process logs, but no browser terminal is documented; its shell sessions are built into your own app.
inferred “View, search, and filter stdout and stderr from sandbox processes in the Tensorlake Console” Source
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