Runspace gives you disposable cloud sandboxes for humans and AI agents. Your commands run in a throwaway GitHub codespace, you get back the output and a patch, and your host stays clean. There is a CLI for you and an MCP interface for your agent, so you can create a sandbox tagged to a base ref, run a script over SSH, and read the resulting patch.
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Execute a formatting or build script in a throwaway codespace over SSH.
Let an agent create and drive the sandbox through the MCP interface.
Receive output and a patch while your local host stays untouched.
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