E2B plans to let LLM agents deploy and manage apps directly
Vasek Mlejnsky · Why Every Agent needs Open Source Cloud Sandboxes · Apr 24, 2025 · at 1:00:00
Vasek Mlejnsky, co-founder of E2B, explains his company's long-term vision to host and deploy agent-generated applications.
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“Eventually, like, we want the LLMs to Deploy these services, apps that they are building, and, ah, have them manage it, and developer is more like in the backseat, like, looking at things if everything is working correctly. If your swarm of agents is working correctly.”
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