Showing customers a visual sandbox VM is a powerful trust-building tool
One underrated benefit of running agents inside visual cloud desktop environments is the demo experience it creates. When a customer has concerns about security or doesn't fully understand what an AI agent is actually doing, you can record a Loom of the agent operating inside its sandbox VM — browsing the web, running searches, returning structured data — and it immediately makes the work tangible and trustworthy. The visual containment of a sandbox desktop communicates security intuitively: the customer can see the agent is isolated, see exactly what it's doing, and understand the environment in a way that abstract API descriptions never could. Greg Isenberg described it as lighting people up.
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