Coasty
Computer Using Agents on Secure Cloud VMs That Run Forever
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Computer Using Agents on Secure Cloud VMs That Run Forever
206 followers
Most agent infrastructure runs workloads in shared environments, one compromised agent affects everything else. Coasty gives every AI agent its own isolated VM. No shared processes, no noisy neighbors, no blast radius. Each agent spins up sandboxed and tears down cleanly. True isolation. Not a container in a shared pool, a dedicated VM. Undercuts AWS & GCP. Built for agents, not retrofitted compute. Running code execution, browser automation, or multi-agent pipelines? Visit coasty.ai
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Coasty
Launching today
Coasty is a computer use agent that operates real desktop software end to end. Started with healthcare prior auth, automating payer portals and legacy EHRs, and data removal for data privacy but now we're expanding into insurance and tax & accounting. Coasty does that work autonomously, with human takeover and full audit trails. Independently verified at 82.81% on OSWorld Verified (359 tasks), near the top of the leaderboard. No APIs required. If software has a screen, Coasty can run it.
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Is there a list of all softwares it supports?
Coasty
@ankur_jeswani It supports any software you can run on your desktop or the Virtual Machines we have, since it just uses a screen, mouse and keyboard.
Curious how the cold start time compares to something like a warm lambda since spinning up a fresh VM per agent sounds like it could add real latency for quick browser automation tasks.
Coasty
@vedat2091990 Hey we currently do cold starts, so wait times are longer, but watch out for updates :) we will make it superfast in upcoming times
Spun up a few agents to test browser automation and each one felt genuinely separated from the others, no weird latency when running them in parallel. The teardown being clean is a nice touch too, nothing lingering in the background.
Coasty
@ekrem1698809 Thank you, hope you can be our customers
a dedicated VM per agent instead of a shared container pool is a real security win but I'd expect that to cost noticeably more per-agent, not less. how are you undercutting AWS/GCP on price while giving up the efficiency of shared compute - is it just thinner margins, or some trick on the VM provisioning side
Coasty
@omri_ben_shoham1 definitely made tradeoffs in some areas.
Spun up a couple of agents to test browser automation and the VM isolation actually felt real, nothing leaked between them. Pricing is noticeably cheaper than what I was paying on GCP for similar sandboxes.
Spun up an agent for a browser automation test and it felt noticeably faster than my usual container setup, plus the per-VM isolation gave me real peace of mind for multi-agent runs.
how fast does the VM actually spin up when I need to fire off a quick agent task, is there cold start latency to worry about