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Tako VM
A secure file system and code execution sandbox for AI agents with built-in job queues, Docker isolation, and execution history.
Tako VM
What is Tako VM?
Tako VM is an open-source, self-hosted secure file system and Python execution environment for AI agents, providing Docker-isolated sandboxes, job queues, and built-in execution history.
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How to use Tako VM?
- 1Install with pip install 'tako-vm[server]'
- 2Run tako-vm setup to pull the executor Docker image
- 3Start the server with tako-vm server (auto-starts PostgreSQL via Docker)
- 4Execute code via REST API: curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/execute -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"code": "print(1+1)"}'
Tako VM Key Features
- Job queue + workers
- Execution history
- Replay to debug
- Docker isolation
- Network isolation
- Self-hosted
Tako VM Use Cases
- Running untrusted AI-generated code
- Sandboxing agent actions
- Secure code execution in enterprise environments
Tako VM Pricing & Free Credits
Tako VM currently operates on a Free model.
This tool is completely free to use
Tako VM Pros & Cons
Pros
- Built-in job queue and execution history
- Self-hosted with zero per-execution cost
- Docker isolation with optional gVisor sandboxing
Cons
- Requires Docker and Python 3.10+
- No persistent workspaces yet (on roadmap)
- Strict security mode requires gVisor setup
What is Tako VM best for?
- AI developers
- Agent engineers
- Enterprise workloads requiring secure code execution