Key Info
Perplexity's SPACE sandbox processes millions of executions per day with an error rate below 0.0002%, and uses cryptographic identity to keep requests tied to the correct execution as sandboxes pause, resume, and move.
Highlights
- Each request carries a short-lived, signed proof of which execution may handle it and what access is allowed.
- The receiving worker checks that identity against its own runtime record and rejects mismatches before forwarding.
- Terminals and file watches can outlive their opening requests; once a receiver installs the new execution identity, SPACE stops the old streams.
- Eligible operations can reconnect once, passing the identity checks again.