Open-source agent experiments, from prototype to production.
Combine models, APIs, and sandboxes to build agents that deliver real results. Explore an experiment, reproduce it, adapt it to your business, and prepare it for production.
Start here · Propose a lab · SandBase
| Explore | Reproduce | Adapt | Operate |
|---|---|---|---|
| See a real result and understand the task. | Run documented examples with your own configuration. | Fork an independent project and connect your data and tools. | Evaluate quality, cost, and reliability; deploy with monitoring and recovery. |
Each agent application lives in its own repository, with its own dependencies, releases, license, evaluations, and deployment instructions.
| Resource | What you will find |
|---|---|
| Lab Guide | Project directory, getting started, and contribution paths. |
| Project standard | Requirements for reproducible experiments and maturity stages. |
| Project README template | A consistent starting point for independent projects. |
| Production checklist | Evaluation, budgets, external actions, deployment, and recovery. |
We are launching the collection. The guide is available now; runnable agent projects will be listed after validation. Proposed projects are not published demos.
| Collection | What it is |
|---|---|
| Awesome Gemini 4 Argon | Videos made with Google Gemini 4 Argon (Three.js, WebGL, SVG, games), with creator prompts, a prompt guide, a tutorial and a model comparison. Synced daily from SandBase Lab. |
- Experimental: a reproducible experiment with documented limitations.
- Preview: a usable prototype with evaluation cases and deployment instructions.
- Production-ready: validated within a stated operating scope, with monitoring and recovery guidance.
Every project declares its stage and provides supporting evidence. A successful demo alone does not establish production readiness.
Propose a real-world use case, contribute a reproducible project, report a failure, or share production lessons. You can contribute through issues and pull requests without joining the organization.
Read our contribution guide. Please report security issues privately using the affected repository's Security tab when available; see our security policy.
Project code is open source under each repository's license. Hosted SandBase services and third-party APIs have separate access requirements and usage charges. Examples should offer fixtures or a mock mode for exploration without paid calls.
| Resource | Link |
|---|---|
| Website | sandbase.ai |
| Documentation | Docs |
| Models | Explore models |
| APIs | Explore APIs |
| Sandbox | Sandbox |
| Official GitHub | sandbaseai |
| X | @SandbaseAI |
| Discord | Join the community |
| Service status | status.sandbase.ai |
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