Show HN: BoxLite - Micro-VMs as a library, a server, or a distributed service

Polygala released BoxLite, an open-source micro-VM runtime written in Rust that can be embedded as a library, run as a standalone server, or clustered as a distributed service for AI agent workloads. BoxLite provides sandbox-grade isolation with warm starts of around 100ms, and the code is available at github.com/boxlite-ai/boxlite with documentation at docs.boxlite.ai.

We're Polygala, and we believe micro-VMs are the right primitive for AI agents. They bundle everything an agent needs into one boundary: sandbox-grade isolation, near-native performance, fast boot, and a clean unit for scaling cloud resources to agents on demand. BoxLite is a micro-VM runtime in Rust, designed to span the full range of agent deployments: - Library - embed it in-process and ship sandboxing as a feature. - Server - run it standalone for multi-tenant workloads. - Distributed service - cluster it for serverless-scale execution. One repo. Warm start around 100ms. From sandbox to serverless, from security to scale. Repo: https://github.com/boxlite-ai/boxlite https://github.com/boxlite-ai/boxlite Docs: https://docs.boxlite.ai/ https://docs.boxlite.ai/