Chainguard Workspaces
Isolates untrusted code in Chainguard-hardened microVMs so agents cannot steal your secrets. In beta.
Key features
- Isolates untrusted code inside Chainguard-hardened microVMs
- Keeps real credentials outside the workspace
- Launches and resumes in seconds from warm snapshots
- Every run records environment, commands, code changes, and network calls
- Currently in beta as a Technology Preview
- Category
- Agents
- Tags
- securitysandboxcoding-agentsecrets
- Website
- chainguard.dev
- Listed
- 2026-10-14
Frequently asked questions
What is Chainguard Workspaces used for?
Isolates untrusted code in Chainguard-hardened microVMs so agents cannot steal your secrets. In beta. Typical uses: isolates untrusted code inside Chainguard-hardened microVMs; keeps real credentials outside the workspace; launches and resumes in seconds from warm snapshots.
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