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What an incredible week! Over five consecutive days, we unveiled Daytona's complete vision for AI-native infrastructure, marking our strategic move to purpose-built runtimes for AI agents.

The response has been overwhelming, and we're deeply grateful for your support throughout this journey.

Monday: Daytona Cloud - Lightning-Fast Infrastructure for AI Agents

We kicked off Launch Week by introducing Daytona Cloud, our purpose-built infrastructure designed specifically for AI agents. Unlike traditional clouds adapted from human-centric models, Daytona Cloud was engineered from the ground up for a future where intelligent agents interact directly with infrastructure.

Key capabilities include:

  • Sub-90 millisecond sandbox startup times

  • Native Docker compatibility without proprietary formats

  • Stateful sandboxes that preserve filesystem, environment variables, and process memory

  • Per-second billing with millisecond precision

As our Chief Architect Goran Draganic emphasized:

We didn't just adapt existing infrastructure; we reimagined what compute should look like in an era where intelligence, not humans, will be the primary consumer of these resources.

Tuesday: Redefining Agent Experience with SDK Support

On day two, we introduced our Python and TypeScript SDKs, introducing the concept of Agent Experience (AX)—the next evolution beyond UX/DX. These SDKs enable fully programmatic control over Daytona sandboxes with intuitive APIs for lifecycle management, code execution, file operations, and Git integration.

A highlight was our declarative builder approach, which allows agents to define dependencies while Daytona builds Docker images on the fly—eliminating a major technical barrier for AI systems that lack local build context.

Wednesday: Human-AI Collaboration with Web Terminal

While Daytona is purpose-built for AI agents, we recognize that human oversight remains critical. Wednesday brought the introduction of our Web Terminal, providing secure, direct shell access into any running sandbox environment.

The Web Terminal enables developers to:

  • Explore the filesystem agents are working with

  • Monitor processes and resource utilization in real-time

  • Examine logs and error messages

  • Make immediate adjustments when needed

This capability dramatically speeds up debugging cycles and provides immediate insight into how agents interact with their environments.

Thursday: Global Scale with Multi-Region Support

Physical distance matters, even in AI. On Thursday, we announced Multi-Region Sandbox support, now available in Alpha across multiple regions in North America, Europe, and Asia.

This capability allows organizations to:

  • Minimize latency for end-users in different regions

  • Reduce data transfer times by running closer to data sources

  • Comply with regional regulations around data processing

Regions now available include US-East (Washington DC), US-West (Oregon), EU-Central (Frankfurt), EU-West (London), and Asia-South (Mumbai).

Friday: Agent Orchestration with MCP Server

We concluded our Launch Week with the unveiling of the Daytona MCP Server, designed to bridge AI assistants and development tools. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration allows compatible agents like Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf to leverage Daytona's powerful runtime capabilities directly.

With this integration, agents can:

  • Discover Daytona capabilities automatically

  • Create and manage sandboxes programmatically

  • Upload and download files to/from sandboxes

  • Execute code or commands securely in isolated environments

  • Generate preview links for web applications running in sandboxes

ProductHunt Success!

We're thrilled to share that Daytona has been awarded:

  • #1 SaaS product of the month

  • #1 Product of the Day (Wednesday, April 30)

The response has been overwhelming, and we're genuinely grateful for all your support. Your upvotes and feedback are helping us build the infrastructure layer that AI agents deserve.

Number 1 on Product Hunt finally
Number 1 on Product Hunt finally

What's Next

This Launch Week represents just the beginning of our journey to build the infrastructure layer for the AI-native world. We're already working on expanding our regional coverage, enhancing our SDK capabilities, and developing new integration options.

We invite you to:

Thank you for being part of this journey. The future of AI infrastructure is here, and it's built for agents first.

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