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Hexel Compute provides two ways to run workloads: Agent Hosting. Deploy a Docker image and receive a permanent endpoint. Your agent stays in memory with millisecond wake times. The platform handles authentication, health checks, and automatic recovery. Sandboxes. Allocate an isolated execution environment in milliseconds. Run Python code, shell commands, and file operations. Release when done.

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Tiers

Every sandbox and agent deployment runs on a specific tier.
TierCPUMemoryBest for
Nano2 cores8 GBLightweight agents, chatbots
Standard4 cores16 GBMost AI agents
Performance8 cores32 GBData processing, RAG pipelines
Enterprise16 cores64 GBLarge models, heavy compute

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Concepts

Agent. A Docker image registered in the Hexel registry. Contains your application code and dependencies. Instance. A running deployment of an agent. Each instance has a permanent endpoint derived from its configuration. Sandbox. An isolated execution environment for running code on demand. Permanent Endpoint. A URL assigned to an instance based on its configuration hash. Same configuration always produces the same URL, even across redeployments.