Connect Daytona to Your AI Agent

Choose a sandbox by ID or name to review its state and request a lifecycle action.

6 tools API key

Try a Daytona Task

Copy a prompt into your agent with the oo Skill installed. Add your page links and source notes before running it.

oo Skill Daytona

Review Sandbox State

Read an identified sandbox’s returned state and settings.

/oo Daytona: Read Daytona sandbox [sandbox ID or name]. Summarize its returned state, resources, and lifecycle settings.

Stop an Idle Sandbox

Request a normal stop for a sandbox you have selected.

/oo Daytona: Stop Daytona sandbox [sandbox ID or name] without force, then read it to report the returned state.

Start Working with Daytona

  1. Install OOMOL

    Set up oo CLI and the oo Skill in your agent.

    Install OOMOL →
  2. Connect Daytona

    Connect a Daytona API key.

    Connect Daytona →
  3. Give Your Agent a Task

    Use /oo with the pages to read, the changes to make, and where to save the result.

    Connection Guide →

Choose Your Agent

  • Access to the sandbox resources you want to manage.
  • Sandbox creation can use a snapshot and resource settings. Lifecycle operations do not execute code inside the sandbox.

Daytona Tools

This connection lists, reads, creates, starts, stops, and deletes Daytona sandboxes.

Sandbox Records and Lifecycle

Inspect and manage sandbox resources.

6 tools

List Sandboxes

List Daytona sandboxes with cursor pagination and common filters.

daytona.list_sandboxes

Get Sandbox

Get one Daytona sandbox by ID or name.

daytona.get_sandbox

Create Sandbox

Create a Daytona sandbox from a snapshot with optional resource and lifecycle settings.

daytona.create_sandbox

Start Sandbox

Start, restore, or resume a Daytona sandbox according to its current state.

daytona.start_sandbox

Stop Sandbox

Stop a Daytona sandbox, optionally forcing an immediate stop.

daytona.stop_sandbox

Delete Sandbox

Delete a Daytona sandbox by ID or name.

daytona.delete_sandbox

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I create from a snapshot?

Yes. Sandbox creation accepts a snapshot ID or name, plus optional CPU, memory, and disk settings.

Can I set automatic stopping?

Creation supports an inactivity auto-stop interval in minutes; zero disables auto-stop.

Can I run a command inside the sandbox here?

These operations manage sandbox lifecycle. Command execution is not included.

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