The serverless runtime for intelligence.

Sandboxes and durable disks for AI. Run code on demand, keep files between calls, and share data across your stack.

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Illustration: one cable of fine lines, the shared data, runs unbroken across the page. Four groups of strands lift out of it and fall back in, labeled research, training, analytics, and agents. Each works from the same data and returns what it produces, notebooks, checkpoints, results, and traces, to the same cable.

Powering millions of agents each week. Trusted by teams at

  • Agents

    • ClayClay
    • Gamma
    • Gumloop
    • Cobbery
    • Concourse
  • CI/CD

    • Depot
  • ML research

    • microAGI

Get started with a few lines of code.

Read the docs
TypeScript
// Install: ai@7 disk @archildata/ai-sdk
// Set ARCHIL_API_KEY, ARCHIL_REGION, and AI_GATEWAY_API_KEY.
import { generateText, isStepCount } from "ai";
import * as archil from "disk";
import { createDiskTools } from "@archildata/ai-sdk";
 
const { disk: agentDisk } = await archil.createDisk({ name: "agent-workspace" });
 
// Give the agent your whole filesystem as tools
await generateText({
model: "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6",
prompt: "Write a short story, format it nicely and save it as story.pdf",
tools: createDiskTools(agentDisk),
stopWhen: isStepCount(30),
});
 
// Read the saved file after the agent finishes
const story = await agentDisk.getObject("story.pdf");

Everything agents needto work with real data.

Give your agent a bash tool.

Each call runs Bash, Python, or Node against the disk on demand, and the files it writes are there for the next call. No sandbox to manage.

Build a bash tool

Need a preview server or a long-lived process? Use a persistent sandbox

“They approached sandboxes from the perspective of data, not compute — and it's beautiful. This is serious engineering.”
Andy Jefferson
Member of the Technical Staff
microAGI

One file system, from prototype to petabytes.

Give every agent its own disk.

A disk per user, session, or task, mounted in your sandboxes or ours.

~100 ms

to mount a disk on demand

Build a bash tool for agents

Stream datasets straight from S3.

A shared SSD cache in front of your bucket feeds every node at local speed.

10 GB/s

default throughput per disk

See data-intensive workloads

Make small-file work fast.

Source trees and package installs run at block-storage speed, not NFS speed.

<1 ms

cached read and write latency

Compare with EFS and EBS

Run here. Work from anywhere.

Archil runs tool calls and sandboxes beside a durable, shared filesystem. Your servers and applications work on the same files.

Inside Archil, serverless tool calls and persistent sandboxes run beside one durable shared filesystem. A request starts a tool call that runs python report.py, writes reports/report.pdf, and exits. One of your servers, connected over POSIX, runs python eval.py and adds reports/results.csv. Your application, connected over the S3 API, reads both files. The files stay on the filesystem after the tool call finishes.

Local-disk speed, S3 economics.

Archil keeps hot data on SSD and cold data in object storage. Connect an existing S3 bucket, or start with managed storage.

Faster development work

measured by running git clone

100×

Archil
EFS / S3 Files1×

Faster storage operations

measured by performing 4 KB reads

30×

Archil
S31×
99.99%availability design target
SOC 2 Type IIHIPAAEncrypted at rest & in transitData can stay in your cloudBYOC available
Security details

Teams build on Archil so they can stop building storage.

ComputeSDK
Archil gave us a single filesystem layer that works identically across the 10+ providers ComputeSDK orchestrates. Our users stopped thinking about where their files live — that's exactly the point.
Garrison Snelling
Founder
“This is my trifecta of a new-gen cloud — Archil for storage, compute alongside it, and a database. It just fits together.”
Darren Shepard
Chief Architect
Obot
“Biggest surprise for me was Archil's speed. Incredible tech, and it should have more visibility with AI-native teams.”
Michael Chomsky
Founder
SetupClaw