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Coasty is a computer-use agent platform that gives AI agents isolated cloud VMs for browser automation, code execution, and long-running workflows. It is built for developers and teams that need safer agent infrastructure than shared browser or container pools.

Added on July 19, 2026

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Product Information

What is Coasty?

Coasty is infrastructure for running computer-use AI agents on dedicated cloud virtual machines. Each agent gets its own isolated VM so browser automation, code execution, desktop workflows, and multi-agent pipelines do not share one risky runtime. The product is aimed at developers, automation teams, and AI agent builders who need long-running agents with clearer security boundaries. Its value is combining computer-use automation, VM isolation, API access, and pricing that is positioned against general cloud compute and browser automation tools.

How to use Coasty?

  1. Create a Coasty account and choose the agent or API workflow you want to run.
  2. Start an isolated VM-backed agent for browser, desktop, or code execution tasks.
  3. Send automation instructions through the dashboard, API, or supported integration path.
  4. Monitor the agent run while it executes in its own sandboxed environment.
  5. Tear down or schedule repeat runs once the workflow is complete.

Core Features

  • Isolated agent VMs — Runs each computer-use agent in a dedicated virtual machine instead of a shared process pool.
  • Browser automation — Lets agents navigate, click, extract, and complete live web tasks.
  • Desktop control — Supports broader computer-use workflows beyond simple page scraping.
  • Long-running execution — Keeps agent work alive for scheduled or multi-step workflows.
  • API access — Gives developers a programmatic path for embedding computer-use agents into their own systems.
  • Sandbox lifecycle — Starts clean environments and tears them down after the job to reduce residual risk.

Use Cases

  • Agent infrastructure — Give AI products a safer runtime for live web and desktop actions.
  • Browser task automation — Run multi-step web workflows without hosting browser infrastructure yourself.
  • Code execution sandboxes — Let agents execute tasks in isolated environments instead of shared workers.
  • Multi-agent pipelines — Separate agent workloads so one compromised or noisy process does not affect the rest.

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