ENGINEERING · 01
Every idea deserves
a sandbox.
Generated software is useful precisely because it can do things. That also means a hosting layer cannot treat generated code like harmless text.
Muraki’s core infrastructure principle is simple: every project gets its own room. Files, secrets, compute and network access should be scoped to that project, with resource limits around it.
For lightweight experiments, inactivity can trigger sleep rather than leaving an idle machine running forever.
The ambition is not to recreate every primitive of a hyperscaler. It is to make the safe default the easy default.