POV: your agent has a desktop in the cloud 8 CPU, 16Gi RAM, $0.00025/second the future is here

ANNOUNCING: Open Jev Playground Try all the open-source alternatives to Jev as APIs > 50% cheaper than Jev 🤯 > $0.021 per 1M tokens > Hosted as OpenAI-compatible endpoints Explore the playground ↓

hope everyone had a good labor day! new logs explorer dropped this morning

We've donated some GPUs to power tama.computer, the dead-simple agent sandbox Give it a try!

happy sunday fam, let's launch some containers 🚀

“Hey Codex, spin up a Redis” Introducing Beam DB. One-click Redis or Postgres. Agent-ready. Serverless. Give your agents persistence 💾

ANNOUNCING: Beam Compute Pools Cheapest GPUs + CPUs across 30+ clouds, with one-click autoscaling > Use your AWS, GCP or Azure credits > Run sandboxes, GPU inference, and task queues > H200s from $2.07/hr > CPUs from $0.04/hr > Run baseline traffic on-demand, autoscale to serverless for bursts We combined the simplicity of serverless with the flexibility of on-demand. I'm confident you'll save a ton of money on cloud costs if you start using this - give it a shot!

Introducing Capsule — The Infra Framework for AI Apps Capsule is a Python framework that provides infrastructure primitives for sandboxes, auth, session management, integrations, and payments. Capsule is @supabase for AI apps. You get a powerful Python SDK to iterate fast, and one command to deploy to the cloud. Using Capsule feels like using @beam_cloud or @modal. You don’t need to set up any infrastructure. There’s no Docker, just Python. The feedback loop is super fast. You deploy to the cloud with one command. At Beam, we have a bird’s-eye view into the AI apps people are building. Over the past year, we've watched people build the same 5-7 infra primitives over and over again. Capsule provides all of those primitives using a single SDK. @llom2600 originally built Capsule to prototype our own AI apps. We started selling some of these apps for real money and realized every app needs this, not just ours. Give it a try! Curious to hear what people think. Do AI apps have their Supabase yet?

@beam_cloud is so good! If you want to try using or deploying open-source models, give them a shot—the DX is fantastic.

Day 2 of building a YouTube thumbnail maker app. My friend and I found a newly released open-source image model, self-hosted it, and reduced costs 2x per thumbnail. Let's fcking go!

Beam (@beam_cloud) is an open source serverless platform for AI apps. Run GPU inference, background jobs, and sandboxes with ultrafast boot times and no vendor lock-in. ycombinator.com/launches/OuS…

Beam Sandboxes fully support Docker and Docker Compose 🚢 Sandboxes are containerized cloud environments for running user code, reinforcement learning experiments, and evaluating LLMs. We launched Sandboxes earlier this year, and we kept getting the same question from developers: Do you support running Docker inside the Sandboxes? Even though we’ve always supported Docker images, running the Docker daemon inside sandboxes required modifying our container runtime. To ship this securely, we added gVisor support to Beam. This unlocks a few things: > Run Docker and Docker Compose in isolated cloud environments > Multi-tenant security without exposing the host Docker daemon > Fully reproducible environments (if it works locally, it works on Beam) If you're building something that needs secure, isolated Docker environments, give this a shot!

Speed of iteration is the single biggest factor to developer productivity. That’s why, 4 years ago, we decided to build Beam. Earlier this year, we partnered with solitude.ai. They needed a way to serve a document extraction API to customers. And they chose Beam — not because it was cheap, not because it looked cool, not because it was some fancy new AI platform. The founder, Adrian, is a technical guy. He knows Kubernetes, he can set up an autoscaler, and he knows how to package ML models using Docker and FastAPI. But he didn’t want to spend time thinking about that stuff. Since using Beam, they've closed several huge customers and 10x’d their document processing pipeline. We’re thrilled to partner with them on their journey.

Introducing @vibekit_sh + Beam 🎉 VibeKit is the safety layer for running Claude Code, Gemini, and other coding agents. You can now run Claude Code, Gemini, and other coding agents in secure cloud sandboxes with: - Snapshotting and forking - Custom Docker images - Ultrafast boot times - GPU support - No timeouts Get started --> `npm install @vibe-kit/beam`

Excited to announce the new Client class in the Beam SDK This SDK update makes it easier to programmatically interact with your Beam apps. You can: - Retrieve tasks and deployments by ID - Submit file inputs to your endpoints, without writing boilerplate code - Retrieve task IDs immediately after running task_queue.put() - Make your functions wait for task results Check out the docs here: docs.beam.cloud/v2/reference…

80% faster cold starts with one click Just added a new checkpointing feature in your Beam dashboard: - Go to any deployment - Toggle "checkpoint enabled" - Watch cold starts drop up to 80% Works on models you've already deployed, no code changes needed. That's it. Your users get ultrafast responses instead of waiting 30 seconds for your model to load into memory. Live now in your dashboard.

Announcing 🔒 Spending Limits Set a spending limit on Beam in 2 clicks: 1. Dashboard → Settings → Workspace Budget 2. Enter your monthly budget We'll automatically pause your containers when you hit your limit. It's live now and takes 30 seconds to set up.