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Where should your code live in a Docker Sandbox?

Docker Sandboxes support three ways to organize an agent’s code: shared mounts, Git worktrees, and clone mode. Here’s how to choose between them.

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Why Agents Love Supabase

In a Latent Space podcast episode, Supabase founders Paul Copplestone and Ant Wilson discuss the company's Select announcements, grouped into Build, Operate, and Scale. Build features include a new alpha runtime for running Supabase locally without Docker, declarative database schemas kept in Git that an agent can read, change and fork, and Supabase Compute to run workloads beside the database. Operate adds logs, checks, connections and context to help an agent understand what it is changing. Scale covers OrioleDB, Multigres and the Turso acquisition behind a 'prototype to petabyte' positioning, as Supabase launches about five million databases a month. The founders say AI-driven agent usage improved activation and conversion because an agent can carry a user from signup to a working setup in one flow.