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Experiment hard, burn nothing down.
Evaluation runs and untrusted code need real compute — and must not outlive themselves or see production credentials. Sandboxes with a TTL, scoped grants, and quotas that hold.
the situation
Where it hurts.
Evaluation runs and untrusted code need real compute — and absolutely must not outlive themselves or see production credentials.
Generated code shouldn't share a lane with production data, and the intern's script shouldn't be able to become the company's invoice.
on quark
How it runs here.
Launch sandboxes with a time-to-live, bind exactly the secrets they were granted, and let them be destroyed — on schedule or on demand.
Batch experiments run on the same platform as production, but in a lane you can see and reason about. Quotas cap what any run can spend.
pieces used
What does the work.
Every scenario maps to products that exist in the catalog — follow any piece through to its page.
TTL'd, explicitly destructible execution for untrusted work.
Scoped grants — a sandbox receives exactly what it was granted.
Caps on what any run can spend, enforced where usage lands.
Exactly 3 products do the work — the Foundation is always on underneath.
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