WHY JETTSON
Crash-recovery, persistent memory, a signed identity, and a full sandbox — wired into one API call. Here's everything you'd otherwise have to build and operate to keep a long-running agent from losing its state.
| Feature | Jettson | Roll your own |
|---|---|---|
| Resume from the last completed step after a restart | Build checkpointing + replay yourself | |
| Persistent workspace that survives a restart | Wire up volumes + restore logic | |
| Persistent memory across runs | Stand up a vector DB | |
| Signed agent identity + audit trail | Roll your own auth + event log | |
| Sandboxed Linux container per agent | Provision + isolate it | |
| Headless browser, shell, HTTP, files built in | Add + maintain each service | |
| Sub-second multi-region spawn (iad/lhr/syd) | Run a warm pool | |
| Bring your own model key (BYOK) | Wire per-key billing |
HONEST GUIDANCE
You want durable, crash-resilient agents — they survive a host restart and resume from the last completed step — without building the checkpoint-and-replay layer, the volumes, the memory store, and the identity system yourself. You bring the model key and the task; Jettson runs the machine and keeps its state.
You need full control of the host or custom VM isolation, or durable agent infrastructure is itself your core product and you want to own every layer.
Spin up a durable agent in one API call. Free to start.