Isle provides managed application environments for computer-use agents. Instead of handing an agent a bare desktop, it starts the application already installed, configured and open, runs health checks to confirm the intended app is ready, and adds guardrails, application monitoring, artifact checkpoints and automatic recovery around it. It is framework agnostic, so you bring your own computer-use model or agent loop.
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Start a clean KiCad or FreeCAD environment with the SDK, no setup
Capture work as the agent goes so a crash does not lose the run
Use your own computer-use model rather than a vendor-locked one
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