Control everything agents can reach.

Allow-list outbound traffic per workload with true firewalling. An agent reaches only the endpoints you approve, so untrusted, autonomous code stays inside the boundary you set, by default.

Every workload starts closed. You define the allow-list, and Blaxel enforces it at the network layer, not inside the runtime where a clever agent could route around it. Nothing leaves the sandbox unless it is on the list.

Assign dedicated egress IP addresses to your sandboxes that can route any protocol, from HTTP and PostgreSQL to raw TCP. Give partners and upstream systems a stable identity to allow-list, without standing up your own egress layer.

Your sandboxes share one predictable, dedicated identity on the way out. Hand that address to a partner, a database, or a vendor allow-list, and their access controls finally have something stable to point at.

Route outbound HTTPS through a managed egress proxy that injects secrets in flight, so an agent can call an authenticated API without ever holding the credential. Every request is auditable, and a prompt-injected agent has nothing to leak.

The credential never enters the sandbox. Blaxel's egress proxy holds the secret, attaches it as the request leaves, and logs the call. The agent makes authenticated requests it could never reconstruct or exfiltrate.

Route every model call through a single gateway, co-located with your agents to keep latency low. Switch providers without rewiring your code, and keep model traffic on the same backbone as the rest of your workload.

Point your code at one endpoint and let Blaxel handle the rest. The gateway sits on the same backbone as your agents, so model traffic stays fast, and swapping providers is a config change rather than a rewrite.