Resource Limits
Configure VM resource limits: processes, file descriptors, sockets, filesystem bytes, and WASM stack.
Cap how much of the host a VM can consume. Reach for this when you run untrusted or agent-generated code and need hard ceilings on processes, file descriptors, sockets, filesystem storage, and WASM stack depth.
How it works
The VM accepts a limits.resources block when you call agentOS({ ... }). Each field bounds one kind of resource the guest can hold open at once: maxProcesses, maxOpenFds, maxSockets, a maxFilesystemBytes storage budget for the VFS, and a maxWasmStackBytes ceiling on the WASM call stack. The sidecar enforces these against the executor, so a guest that tries to exceed a cap is denied rather than allowed to exhaust the shared process. Defaults are bounded already; these values raise or lower them to fit your workload.
Run it
npm install
npx tsx server.ts
This starts a registry whose VM is provisioned with the configured resource caps.