Stacy installs on each person's machine. Each install is a complete operating system for AI — execution, intent, memory, sovereignty. Installs federate into the collective brain of a team.
StacyVM is the production-ready execution layer of Stacy — self-hosted sandbox infrastructure for AI-generated software. Every AI agent needs a safe computer. StacyVM gives it one.
Run generated code, agents, workflows, and previews in isolated disposable environments with verifiable worker identity. Multi-provider runtime — Firecracker for production, Docker for local, gVisor and PRoot for restricted hosts — same API across all of them.
Open source. Self-hostable. Python and TypeScript SDKs. Live preview URLs. Phase 14 worker identity hardening shipped. Available today via a single npm install.
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Ten installs become ten mini-brains. Each person owns theirs. They federate through Stacy Sync — opt-in, granular, retroactively revocable — into the collective brain of the company.
Stacy unfolds one layer at a time. StacyVM is production and public. Stacy CLI is in active development. Stacy Sync is research with three published papers.
The execution layer of Stacy. Self-hosted sandbox infrastructure for AI-generated software — multi-provider runtime (Firecracker, Docker, gVisor, PRoot), live preview URLs, verifiable worker identity, Python and TypeScript SDKs. Production-ready and public.
Local-first command-line cockpit. Zero to a running Stacy instance in under 3 minutes. Connect your own Codex or Claude, create agents, assign tasks, watch live logs and cost, approve risky actions, recover state. Local credentials, no shared accounts.
The kernel that coordinates every object Stacy touches — generated software and Knowledge Objects (Stacy Brain). Three published research papers cover the operating system framing, the synchrony layer protocol, and public synchrony for Web3 interoperability and agent guardrails.
Stacy sits on top of published research. The operating system framing, the synchrony layer protocol, and the public synchrony infrastructure each have their own paper.
One client. Same calls both sides. Self-hosted compute sandboxes for AI agents — spawn, exec, destroy.
from stacyvm import Client
client = Client("http://localhost:7423")
sandbox = client.spawn(image="python:3.12")
result = sandbox.exec("python3 -c 'print(40 + 2)'")
print(result.stdout) # "42\n"
sandbox.destroy()import { Client } from "stacyvm";
const client = new Client("http://localhost:7423");
const sandbox = await client.spawn({ image: "node:20" });
const result = await sandbox.exec("node -e 'console.log(1+1)'");
console.log(result.stdout); // "2\n"
await sandbox.destroy();Built by a small team. Open to design partners. Reach us at stacydotide@gmail.com