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in 2026, no need for an infra hire to give your agents the best env just run: > box new a few sec later you get a full linux VM in the cloud for agents, with sudo, desktop at 60fps, chrome, ssh, most prog. languages, docker, android emulator, claude/codex $1 = 1 VM for 27hrs

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