Daytona

Infrastructure

high confidence

www.daytona.io ↗ · Status: active confirmed · Founded 2023

Daytona provides secure, elastic, programmatic sandboxes (Linux containers, Linux and Windows VMs, and GPU sandboxes) that AI agents spin up in under ~90ms (vendor claim) to run untrusted AI-generated code in isolated, stateful runtimes with snapshot and fork primitives. It is a managed service with a Bring-Your-Own-Compute option and has been closed source since June 2026. It is an integrated sandbox provider for Anthropic Claude Managed Agents, OpenAI Agents SDK Sandbox Agents and Cognition Devin Outposts, and targets code execution, computer use and RL/eval rollouts.

Key facts

Headquarters

New York, NY, United Statesreported cite

Headcount band

11-50reported cite

Total raised

$79Mreported cite

Last round

Undisclosed-stage equity round (aggregator-labelled Series B): $48.3M sold of a $60M offering, SEC Form D filed 2026-08-17 (first sale 2026-07-31, 6 investors). Lead investor and valuation not disclosed.confirmed cite

SOC 2

Type IIreported cite

What they sell

infraconfirmed cite

Open source

no (core platform closed source since June 2026; the legacy repo was archived 2026-10-03 and is unmaintained; SDKs and docs remain public at github.com/daytona)confirmed cite

Deployment

managed-hosted plus Bring Your Own Compute (customer-run runners in custom regions under Daytona's control plane, deployed with Helm on Kubernetes). Open-source self-hosting is no longer maintained.confirmed cite

What's new

14 sourced updates · last 6 months

3 Oct 2026open-source Legacy daytonaio/daytona GitHub repo archived (read-only)
GitHub shows the repository was archived on 2026-10-03 with about 71.7k stars. The README says core development moved to a private codebase in June 2026 and the repo will get no further updates, fixes or releases. It stays free to use and fork under its license, as is and without support.
Why it matters: This completes the closed-source transition. Self-hosted deployments built on the OSS code are now unsupported.
18 Sep 2026research Daytona research: searching over sandbox states for coding agents (Go-Explore on Terminal-Bench)
Daytona ML Researcher Daniel Thi Graviet compared independent retries against branching from full sandbox snapshots on five Terminal-Bench tasks. Independent retry solved 17/25 against 6/25 for snapshot branching. On a custom stateful task (staged-service-repair, SQLite), full snapshot restore solved 4/5, while clean restart and git-diff restore each solved 0/5.
Why it matters: This is in-house research on snapshot and fork primitives for agent search and RL rollouts, and it shows Daytona now employs an ML researcher.
2 Sep 2026partnership Cursor Self-Hosted Machines on Daytona
Cursor Cloud Agents can run on Daytona sandboxes through Cursor's Self-Hosted Pools. Each request gets its own Linux container, Linux VM or Windows VM, created from a snapshot and deleted when the worker exits. This requires a Cursor Enterprise team, a service-account API key and a controller on customer-managed hardware.
Why it matters: This is an integration with a major AI coding product that uses Daytona's VM and Windows sandbox classes. The source is Daytona's own blog (a Daytona DevRel author), and Cursor's docs index does not mention Daytona, so treat it as vendor-described.
26 Aug 2026customer Yutori's Navigator n2 computer-use playground runs on Daytona sandboxes
Yutori released Navigator n2, a computer-use model, with a public playground. Each session gets an isolated Daytona Linux desktop VM pre-booted from a snapshot that uses the OSWorld environment image, with noVNC streaming through signed preview URLs.
Why it matters: This shows Daytona in use for computer-use agent evaluation on OSWorld tasks. The post was written by a Yutori Member of Technical Staff but published on Daytona's blog. Yutori's own pages did not show a Daytona mention, so treat it as co-published or self-claimed.
17 Aug 2026funding SEC Form D: Daytona sells $48.3M of equity in a $60M offering
Daytona Platforms Inc. filed a new Form D on 2026-08-17. It reports $48,274,000 of equity sold to 6 investors out of a $60M total offering, with a first sale on 2026-07-31 under Rule 506(b). Listed related persons are Ivan Burazin (executive officer and director), Vedran Jukic, Kevin Zhang and Matt Turck (directors). There is no company press release, and no lead investor or valuation is disclosed. AlleyWatch's 2026-08-17 funding report covers the $48.3M raise without naming a stage. The notacompany aggregator calls it a $48M Series B.
Why it matters: This comes about six months after the $24M Series A and more than doubles disclosed capital, a strong scale signal in a competitive sandbox market. The round stage, lead investor and valuation are not publicly confirmed.
28 Jul 2026other SOC 2 Type II report issued (Insight Assurance, unqualified opinion)
Daytona's Trust Center lists a SOC 2 Type II report from Insight Assurance, issued 2026-07-28. It covers 2025-12-16 to 2026-03-15 for Security, Availability and Confidentiality, with an unqualified opinion, and is scoped to the Daytona AI Runtime Platform. It adds to the earlier Type I. The full report is available on request.
Why it matters: Moving from SOC 2 Type I to Type II removes a common enterprise procurement blocker. This is vendor-hosted and was not checked against the auditor.
27 Jul 2026research Daytona explores CRAB (agent-aware checkpointing) on Daytona snapshots
Daytona's blog, by Daniel Thi Graviet, discusses CRAB (Checkpoint-and-Restore for Agent SandBoxes), an HKUST paper (arXiv 2604.28138) that uses eBPF to checkpoint only recovery-relevant state. The paper reports up to 87% less checkpoint traffic and 100% recovery correctness. The paper is by HKUST researchers, not Daytona.
Why it matters: It shows Daytona positioning its snapshot primitives for long-horizon agent recovery and rollout infrastructure.
22 Jul 2026partnership Anchor Browser x Daytona: production-grade browsers for agents
Anchor Browser's hardened Chromium, with managed VPN and auth layers, is integrated with Daytona's isolated sandboxes for enterprise browser agents. The post is written by Anchor's CEO and co-founder, Idan Raman, and published on Daytona's blog.
Why it matters: This extends Daytona into browser-agent workloads through a partner. It is a partnership, not a disclosed customer.
21 Jul 2026partnership Devin Outposts on Daytona (Cognition)
Devin can now run its tool calls in Daytona sandboxes instead of Cognition-hosted machines through Devin Outposts. Cognition keeps the agent loop. This requires Devin Enterprise. Cognition's own Outposts docs list Daytona as a partner integration (Linux and Windows sandboxes).
Why it matters: This is an integration with a major AI coding-agent vendor, confirmed on Cognition's own docs. It is an integration, not a disclosed customer contract.
21 Jul 2026partnership Brainbase Universal Harness API uses Daytona as the default sandbox
Brainbase's Universal Harness API runs multiple coding-agent harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and others) through one endpoint, with Daytona as the default isolated sandbox. The source is Daytona's blog.
Why it matters: This is another agent-platform integration, self-described by Daytona.
20 Jul 2026benchmark OSWorld Windows tasks run on Daytona Windows sandboxes
Daytona ran 46 OSWorld Windows tasks (Excel, Word, PowerPoint and multi-app) on its Windows sandboxes. Claude Opus 4.6 averaged 31.54% and GPT-5.4 averaged 29.13%. A sandbox was created from the snapshot in 10.5s and the desktop was ready in about 32s. A reproducible fork is provided.
Why it matters: This shows Windows computer-use evaluation running on Daytona without manual VM setup. It is a vendor-run evaluation and not peer-reviewed.
13 Jul 2026research Daytona study: Kubernetes is the wrong primitive for diverse short-lived workloads
Daytona ML Researcher Daniel Thi Graviet reports about 1.1s median startup for diverse snapshot-based sandboxes, compared with 4.2-4.4s on Kubernetes.
Why it matters: This is a vendor-run infrastructure comparison relevant to many-environment RL and eval workloads. It is a vendor claim and not peer-reviewed.
11 Jun 2026open-source Daytona is going closed source
Daytona moved its production codebase to a private repo, citing AI-driven vulnerability discovery and the risk of publishing the code behind its isolation boundary. The existing public repo stays accessible but is no longer maintained. SDKs, docs and ongoing public work move to github.com/daytona.
Why it matters: Buyers who planned to self-host the AGPL open-source stack now need managed or Bring-Your-Own-Compute deployment. This changes the open_source and license fields.
3 Jun 2026product Windows sandbox class and GPU type selector (v0.184.0)
The changelog adds a Windows sandbox class and GPU type selection (v0.184.0, 2026-06-03). Snapshot and fork reached Windows in v0.186.0 (2026-06-10). Earlier releases added a dedicated physical GPU per sandbox (v0.181.0, 2026-05-25) and GPU region quotas plus organization webhooks (v0.179.0, 2026-05-21).
Why it matters: Daytona is expanding beyond Linux containers into Windows desktops for computer-use agents and GPU sandboxes. Current open roles focus on GPU and Windows sandbox teams.

Founding team

Ivan Burazin

Co-founder & CEO

Co-founded Codeanywhere, an early cloud IDE (2009). Founded the Shift developer conference, which Infobip acquired, and then served as Infobip's Chief Developer Experience Officer.

Profile ↗

Vedran Jukic

Co-founder & CTO

Co-founder of Codeanywhere. Tech lead, with his GitHub bio naming him Daytona co-founder and CTO.

Profile ↗

Goran Draganic

Co-founder & Chief Architect

Co-founder of Codeanywhere.

What practitioners should know

For researchers

The fork and snapshot API (since Apr 2026) branches full sandbox state (filesystem, databases, services), which is useful for tree search and RL rollouts. Daytona's own Terminal-Bench study found full snapshots mattered on a stateful task (4/5 vs 0/5) but independent retries did better on file-centric tasks (17/25 vs 6/25).
Harbor, the official Terminal-Bench 2.0 harness, supports Daytona as an execution environment through --env daytona for high-concurrency runs.
Computer-use evaluation: Daytona published a reproducible OSWorld Windows run (46 tasks), and Yutori's n2 playground runs OSWorld-image Linux desktops on Daytona with noVNC.
The platform code is no longer open source, so reproducibility depends on the hosted service or Bring Your Own Compute. The archived AGPL repo is unsupported.

For program managers

Frontier-lab ties are platform integrations, not disclosed customer contracts. Daytona is a sandbox provider for Anthropic Claude Managed Agents and for OpenAI Agents SDK Sandbox Agents. It is also a Cognition Devin Outposts partner.
Scale signal: $48.3M of equity sold (Form D, Aug 2026; $60M offering) about six months after the $24M Series A. Stage, lead investor and valuation are undisclosed. Hiring is focused on GPU and Windows sandbox teams.
Strategy shift: closed source since June 2026, citing security. The legacy AGPL repo is archived and unmaintained.
Customer references beyond Clay (verified) are mostly vendor-published: LangChain, Turing, Writer, SambaNova, the Cursor integration, Yutori, Anchor and Brainbase.

For data ops

SDKs in Python, TypeScript, Go, Ruby and Java. Integrations include the openai-agents[daytona] extra, a Claude Managed Agents guide, Devin Outposts, Cursor Self-Hosted Pools, Harbor/Terminal-Bench, and Stripe Projects provisioning.
trust.daytona.io lists SOC 2 Type II (Insight Assurance, issued 2026-07-28), SOC 2 Type I, HIPAA, ISO/IEC 27001 and GDPR. Reports are available on request, and all are vendor-hosted.
Security history: an April 2026 advisory on API credentials readable inside sandboxes with sudo was fixed on 2026-04-09; rotate keys if you used affected snapshots before then. The CVE-2026-31431 ('Copy Fail') kernel flaw was patched fleet-wide within 12 hours, with no customer action required.
Breaking API change: sandbox listing moved to cursor-based pagination, and the old endpoint and page parameter stopped working on 2026-06-25 (SDK v0.180.0 or later required). Org webhooks and OpenTelemetry org metrics are available.
Bring Your Own Compute: customer-run runners in custom regions under Daytona's control plane, deployed with official Helm charts.

Benchmarks & research

2 published

Searching Over Sandbox States for Coding Agents (Go-Explore with Daytona snapshots on Terminal-Bench)paper · 18 Sep 2026

In-house research blog study, not peer-reviewed, by Daytona ML Researcher Daniel Thi Graviet. It compares independent retries with branching from full sandbox snapshots on five Terminal-Bench tasks plus a custom stateful SQLite task.

Five Terminal-Bench tasks: independent retry 17/25 vs snapshot branching 6/25. Stateful staged-service-repair task: full snapshot 4/5 vs 0/5 for clean restart and git-diff restore.

Open ↗

OSWorld (Windows tasks) on Daytona Windows sandboxespaper · 20 Jul 2026

Vendor-run evaluation on Daytona's blog, not peer-reviewed. It runs 46 OSWorld Windows tasks (Excel, Word, PowerPoint and multi-app) on Daytona Windows sandboxes and provides a reproducible fork.

Claude Opus 4.6 averaged 31.54% vs GPT-5.4 at 29.13% (Excel 45.45% vs 27.27%; Word 33.12% vs 55.34%). Sandbox created in 10.5s; desktop ready in about 32s.

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Products

Daytona Sandboxes (Linux containers) ↗

Programmatic, stateful, isolated sandboxes for running AI-generated code, with sub-90ms creation (vendor claim). SDKs for Python, TypeScript, Go, Ruby and Java (Java SDK since v0.161.0, 2026-04-03).

Windows and Linux VM sandboxes ↗

A Windows sandbox class (v0.184.0) with snapshot and fork support (v0.186.0), plus Linux VMs, for computer-use agents.launched 3 Jun 2026

GPU sandboxes ↗

GPU sandboxes with a GPU type selector, a dedicated physical GPU per sandbox, and regional GPU quotas.launched May 2026

Sandbox snapshots and forking ↗

Fork and snapshot API endpoints and experimental SDK methods for branching sandbox state.launched 14 Apr 2026

Bring Your Own Compute (custom regions / self-hosted runners) ↗

Runs sandbox workloads on customer-owned runner nodes managed by Daytona's control plane, through custom regions with an optional snapshot manager, sandbox proxy and SSH gateway, deployed with official Helm charts on Kubernetes.

OpenAI Agents SDK integration ↗

Daytona as a hosted sandbox backend for OpenAI Agents SDK Sandbox Agents (openai-agents[daytona]).launched 15 Apr 2026

Claude Managed Agents self-hosted sandbox integration ↗

Daytona as a self-hosted sandbox provider for Anthropic Claude Managed Agents.launched May 2026

Devin Outposts on Daytona ↗

Runs Cognition Devin's tool calls in Daytona Linux or Windows sandboxes (requires Devin Enterprise). Listed as a partner on Cognition's Outposts docs.launched 21 Jul 2026

Cursor Self-Hosted Machines on Daytona ↗

Runs Cursor Cloud Agents in Daytona sandboxes through Self-Hosted Pools (requires Cursor Enterprise).launched 2 Sep 2026

Daytona via Stripe Projects ↗

One-command provisioning of Daytona accounts and sandbox credentials through Stripe Projects, with Stripe Shared Payment Tokens.launched 29 Apr 2026

Scale & velocity

Current headcount

~20 (Feb 2026, company-stated at Series A); third-party trackers list ~63 associated profiles and an 11-50 band as of 2026-06-07reported cite

Headcount growth

unknown

Open roles

11reported cite

Other locations

San Francisco, CA (work location for open roles), Croatia (work location for open roles)reported cite

Distributed / remote

yesreported cite

Research depth

Has researchers

yesconfirmed cite

Researcher count

unknown

Backgrounds

Founders Ivan Burazin (CEO), Vedran Jukic (CTO), Goran Draganic (Chief Architect) previously co-founded Codeanywhere, a cloud IDE/dev-environment company; Burazin also founded the Shift conference (acquired by Infobip) and was Infobip's Chief Developer Experience Officer, Daniel Thi Graviet, ML Researcher at Daytona (author of 2026 research posts on sandbox snapshots and environment startup)reported cite

Capital

Total raised

~$79M total disclosed: $2M pre-seed (Nov 2023) + $5M seed (Jun 2024) + $24M Series A (Feb 2026) + $48.3M equity sold per SEC Form D filed 2026-08-17 (of a $60M offering; stage undisclosed)reported cite

Last round

Investors

FirstMark Capital (Series A lead; Matt Turck on board and listed as a director on the Aug 2026 Form D), Pace Capital, Upfront Ventures (seed lead, Series A participant), E2VC, Darkmode, Datadog (strategic), Figma Ventures (strategic), 500 Global (seed), Aug 2026 round: investors not publicly named; Form D reports 6 investors (Kevin Zhang also listed as a director; affiliation not stated in the filing)reported cite

Valuation

unknown

Revenue signals

Company-claimed: ~$1M forward revenue run rate within three months, doubled six weeks later (as of Series A, Feb 2026)reported cite

Date	Round	Amount	Led by
17 Aug 2026	undisclosed	$48.274M	–	source ↗
	Undisclosed equity round (the SEC filing says only 'Equity'; one aggregator, notacompany, labels it a $48M Series B; there is no company announcement) · $48.274M equity sold of a $60M total offering (SEC Form D new notice filed 2026-08-17; first sale 2026-07-31; 6 investors; Rule 506(b))

Security & compliance

SOC 2

Type II (issued 2026-07-28 by Insight Assurance, unqualified opinion, period 2025-12-16 to 2026-03-15; Security, Availability, Confidentiality); Type I also listedreported cite

Other certifications

HIPAA (report listed in Trust Center), ISO/IEC 27001 (listed in Trust Center; certified vs in-progress not stated), GDPR (listed in Trust Center)reported cite

Security page

https://trust.daytona.io/confirmed cite

Product

What they sell

infraconfirmed cite

Open source

no (core platform closed source since June 2026; the legacy repo was archived 2026-10-03 and is unmaintained; SDKs and docs remain public at github.com/daytona)confirmed cite

License

Proprietary (current platform); AGPL-3.0 applies only to the archived, unmaintained legacy repo daytonaio/daytonaconfirmed cite

Deployment model

Maturity

GAreported cite

Notable customers

⚑Anthropic, Claude Managed Agents self-hosted sandbox launch partner (platform integration), not a disclosed Daytona customer verified ⚑OpenAI, Daytona is a hosted sandbox provider for OpenAI Agents SDK Sandbox Agents (v0.14.0, Apr 2026) and has an OpenAI developer-docs provider page (platform integration), not a disclosed Daytona customer verified Cognition, Devin Outposts partner integration (listed on Cognition's Outposts docs), not a disclosed customer contract verified Clay (Sculptor GTM agent runs in production on Claude Managed Agents + Daytona) verified Cursor, Self-Hosted Machines integration for Cursor Cloud Agents (per Daytona blog) self-claimed Yutori, Navigator n2 computer-use playground on Daytona sandboxes (post by a Yutori staff author on Daytona's blog) self-claimed Anchor Browser, browser-agent partnership (post by Anchor's CEO on Daytona's blog) self-claimed Brainbase, Universal Harness API uses Daytona as default sandbox (per Daytona blog) self-claimed LangChain self-claimed Turing self-claimed Writer self-claimed SambaNova self-claimed cite

Buyer analysis

Best fit: Buyers needing fast, isolated, programmatic sandboxes to safely execute AI-generated code or run agent tool/computer-use loops at scale.

How we verified this

2026-10-05 refresh: I opened every source in the draft. The core facts held up. The SEC Form D confirms $48,274,000 of equity sold in a $60M offering (filed 2026-08-17, first sale 2026-07-31, 6 investors, Rule 506(b)). The closed-source announcement (2026-06-11), the GitHub archive (2026-10-03, about 71.7k stars), the Trust Center SOC 2 Type II details, the changelog versions and dates, the research posts and the Cursor and Yutori posts all match what the draft says. I also confirmed the three founder headshots: each framerusercontent.com image sits directly beside the matching name card on daytona.io/about, returns a valid PNG, and shows a single-person headshot. The main corrections: (1) the 'Series B' label rests only on one aggregator, because AlleyWatch gives no stage and the Form D says only 'Equity', so the stage is now undisclosed; (2) the April 2026 OpenAI Agents SDK date was sourced to an Upstash article that does not support it, so I replaced it with OpenAI's own v0.14.0 release (2026-04-15), which names Daytona among seven hosted sandbox providers; (3) I removed the claim that BYOC is invite-only and experimental, which the current docs do not support; (4) I removed an unsupported Eclipse Theia/VS Code detail from the CTO's background; (5) I re-dated the security advisory to its 2026-04-13 publication and fixed its category. I added in-window items the researcher missed: the Cognition Devin Outposts partnership (corroborated on Cognition's docs), the Stripe Projects, Anchor Browser and Brainbase integrations, a vendor-run OSWorld Windows evaluation, and a Kubernetes startup-time study. I hit the web-search budget limit during verification, so the hunt for missed items covered Daytona's blog index and primary partner docs, not a broad press sweep. A press release naming the new round's lead investor could therefore exist and not have been found.

Related vendors

Sources

www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1977563/000197756326000002/xslFormDX01/p · 2026-10-05, SEC Form D (new notice filed 2026-08-17): $48.274M sold of $60M, 6 investors, first sale 2026-07-31, Rule 506(b); related persons Burazin, Jukic, Zhang, Turck
formds.com/issuers/daytona-platforms-inc · 2026-10-05, Form D index: Feb 2026 ($23.3M, 9 investors) and Aug 2026 ($48.3M, 6 investors) filings
www.alleywatch.com/2026/08/the-alleywatch-startup-daily-funding-report-8 · 2026-10-05, AlleyWatch funding report: $48.3M of a $60M offering, no stage stated
www.notacompany.com/bookmarks/daytona-raises-a-48-0m-series-b-round · 2026-10-05, Aggregator labelling the raise a $48M Series B (reported only)
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/updates/daytona-is-going-closed-source · 2026-10-05, Closed-source announcement, 2026-06-11
github.com/daytonaio/daytona · 2026-10-05, Repo archived 2026-10-03, about 71.7k stars, no longer maintained
trust.daytona.io/ · 2026-10-05, Trust Center: SOC 2 Type II issued 2026-07-28 (Insight Assurance), Type I, HIPAA, ISO 27001, GDPR
www.daytona.io/dotfiles · 2026-10-05, Blog index with post and update listings
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/snapshots-as-search-states-go-explore-with-dayto · 2026-10-05, In-house research on snapshot branching on Terminal-Bench (2026-09-18)
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/agent-aware-snapshots-with-daytona · 2026-10-05, CRAB (HKUST, arXiv 2604.28138) explored on Daytona (2026-07-27)
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/kubernetes-is-the-wrong-primitive-for-diverse-wo · 2026-10-05, Vendor infra study, snapshot sandboxes vs Kubernetes startup (2026-07-13)
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/osworld-on-daytona-windows-sandboxes · 2026-10-05, OSWorld Windows eval on Daytona Windows sandboxes (2026-07-20)
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/cursor-self-hosted-machines-on-daytona · 2026-10-05, Cursor Self-Hosted Machines integration, 2026-09-02
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/devin-outposts-on-daytona · 2026-10-05, Devin Outposts on Daytona, 2026-07-21
docs.devin.ai/cloud/outposts/overview.md · 2026-10-05, Cognition docs list Daytona as an Outposts partner integration
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/real-computers-for-computer-use · 2026-10-05, Yutori Navigator n2 playground on Daytona (Yutori author), 2026-08-26
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/production-grade-browsers-for-agents-anchor-dayt · 2026-10-05, Anchor Browser x Daytona (Anchor CEO author), 2026-07-22
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/brainbases-universal-harness-api-on-daytona · 2026-10-05, Brainbase Universal Harness API on Daytona, 2026-07-21
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/daytona-stripe-projects · 2026-10-05, Daytona via Stripe Projects, 2026-04-29
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/updates/security-advisory-api-credential-exposur · 2026-10-05, Security advisory (published 2026-04-13; fix 2026-04-09)
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/updates/security-update-cve-2026-31431-copy-fail · 2026-10-05, CVE-2026-31431 security update, 2026-04-30
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/updates/daytona-is-moving-to-cursor-based-pagina · 2026-10-05, Cursor-based pagination migration, 2026-05-25; old endpoint removed 2026-06-25
www.daytona.io/changelog · 2026-10-05, Product changelog: fork/snapshot, GPU, Windows sandbox class, pagination; latest v0.220.0 (2026-09-29)
github.com/openai/openai-agents-python/releases/tag/v0.14.0 · 2026-10-05, OpenAI Agents SDK v0.14.0 (2026-04-15): Sandbox Agents beta with Daytona among hosted providers
pypi.org/project/openai-agents/ · 2026-10-05, openai-agents package with 'daytona' optional extra
developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/agents-api/environments/providers/ · 2026-10-05, OpenAI developer docs: Daytona provider guide (undated)
www.daytona.io/docs/en/guides/openai-agents/openai-agents-sdk-with-sandb · 2026-10-05, Daytona guide for OpenAI Agents SDK
www.daytona.io/docs/en/bring-your-own-compute/ · 2026-10-05, Bring Your Own Compute documentation (custom regions, Helm charts)
github.com/laude-institute/harbor · 2026-10-05, Harbor lists Daytona as an execution environment, with a Terminal-Bench 2.0 --env daytona example
www.daytona.io/careers · 2026-10-05, 11 open roles (GPU/Windows sandbox teams; SF or Croatia)
www.daytona.io/about · 2026-10-05, Founder names, roles and individual headshot images (framerusercontent.com) beside each name card
slush.org/2026-speakers/ivan-burazin · 2026-10-05, Ivan Burazin speaker bio (Codeanywhere, Shift, Infobip)
github.com/vedranjukic · 2026-10-05, Vedran Jukic GitHub: Co-founder and CTO of Daytona
www.daytona.io/ · 2026-06-07, Official site, product, deployment models, positioning
www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/daytona-raises-24m-series-a-to-give-eve · 2026-06-07, Series A press release, $24M, investors, ~20 employees, customers, revenue signals
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/daytona-raises-24m-series-a-to-give-every-agent- · 2026-06-07, Vendor Series A blog post
www.daytona.io/dotfiles/daytona-secures-5m-to-simplify-development-envir · 2026-06-07, Seed round ($5M, Upfront/500 Global), founder backgrounds, pre-seed history
www.linkedin.com/company/daytonaio · 2026-06-07, Public LinkedIn, founded 2023, NY HQ, 11-50 band / 63 listed
www.anthropic.com/engineering/managed-agents · 2026-06-07, Anthropic, Daytona as Claude Managed Agents sandbox partner (verified frontier-lab tie)
www.daytona.io/docs/en/guides/claude/claude-managed-agents/ · 2026-06-07, Daytona docs for running Claude Managed Agents
tracxn.com/d/companies/daytona/__TzaXWUoUzJqHEQmWu6SWgVcuHYFltYtBs_uhDgw · 2026-06-07, Tracxn, $31M total raised, headcount 63 (Apr 2026)

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