Rivet
Rivet is repositioning its actor platform as the cheap runtime layer for coding agents.
◆Recent moves
- 4d ago
You Probably Don't Need an Expensive Sandbox for Coding Agents
A technical blog post arguing coding agents need a lightweight virtual OS rather than an expensive sandbox. Positioning content for agentOS, not a release, but it crystallizes Rivet's core pitch.
- 8d ago
Introducing agentOS v0.2
⚡ SPARKagentOS v0.2 ships a faster, lighter, cheaper WebAssembly-powered alternative to sandboxes, running any coding agent in an isolated Linux VM with orchestration built in. This is the centerpiece of Rivet's pivot to agent-runtime infrastructure.
- 14d ago
Secure Exec v0.3
Secure Exec v0.3 is a full Rust rewrite adding process isolation and Bun support. Hardening of the execution substrate that underpins the agent-runtime story.
- 16d ago
Introducing Rivet Compute
⚡ SPARKRivet Compute introduces serverless hosting for actors, deployable with a single command and no infrastructure to manage. It extends Rivet from a runtime library into a managed cloud platform.
- 16d ago
Introducing the Rust SDK for Rivet Actors
A native, typed Rust SDK for Rivet Actors brings the platform to Rust developers. Part of a steady SDK expansion broadening Rivet's language reach.
- 17d ago
Introducing the Effect SDK for Rivet Actors
A first-class Effect SDK for Rivet Actors makes Scope, Ref, and Layer stateful for TypeScript teams using Effect. Continues the framework-coverage push alongside the Rust SDK.