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Every AI agent is building its own sandbox. That's the same fragmentation we saw with FaaS in 2016. Slicer gives you one consistent microVM layer for agents, K8s, databases, and anything else that needs real Linux.
A WSL-like Linux VM for Mac that boots in half a second, with native folder sharing, Docker, K3s, and disposable sandboxes for AI agents.
We spin up a K3s cluster in a Slicer microVM and run Graham Helton's detection script to check for the nodes/proxy RCE vulnerability.
Trying out Claude Code with Ollama to see if it can automate basic tasks.
With Slicer's new optimised images, you can boot the Linux Kernel and systemd in less than 300ms for automation and AI agents.
Turn a regular PC into a router/firewall with Slicer microVMs, using standard Linux networking daemons like dnsmasq and iptables.
Introducing Isolated Network Mode for Slicer for agents and untrusted workloads.
Installing Slicer on an Intel NUC.
Looking back on the last 3 and a half months since the public release of Slicer.