9MB JavaScript runtime with a custom JIT engine, full Node.js compatibility, and the fastest claimed cold start among major runtimes.
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A modern command-line shell, written in Rust, that treats the output of every command as structured data — tables and records — instead of plain text.
A Rust-compiled backend and automation language with clean syntax, optional typing, native OOP, and 58 built-in modules.
Zero-dependency, TypeScript-first actor framework for concurrent and distributed Node.js systems.
A containerless, ultra-lightweight sandbox for AI agents, bundling a bash-like shell, Rust-native coreutils, and a sandboxed JavaScript runtime in a single crate.
A new systems programming language that keeps C++'s familiar syntax but borrows Rust's memory-safety guarantees, compiling down to LLVM IR.
A C runtime broker that lets Python, Node.js, Java, Go and even COBOL code call each other's functions through one unified, program-first protocol instead of writing custom bridges for each language pair.
A pure-Python JavaScript interpreter that runs JS code and DOM operations without Node.js or a browser.
A self-hosted AI coding assistant that remembers past sessions and can act across your terminal, IDE and other tools with a large context window.
A live news feed that tracks AI industry funding, product launches, and infrastructure moves as they happen, without a human newsroom behind it.
A tool for scientists to build and run multi-step computing pipelines — like the kind used in drug discovery research — on shared university or lab computing clusters, without hand-writing fragile shell scripts for every step.
Enterprise policy-enforcement layer that watches what coding agents do — prompts, commands, file changes — and blocks or alerts on sensitive data exposure.
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Server-side JavaScript runtime
Runtime JavaScript ultra-rapide
Modern, secure JavaScript/TypeScript runtime
Runtime de conteneurs
Python notebooks by Jetbrains. Includes 10 GB of storage and 120 hours of runtime each month.
Advanced static analysis for automatically finding runtime errors in JavaScript code, free for Open Source