This looks excellent, and very fun to play with!

I used this one-liner to run an instance directly from remote source:

  dagger -c 'git https://github.com/onkernel/kernel-images | head | tree | docker-build --dockerfile containers/docker/Dockerfile | up --ports 8501:8501,8080:8080,6080:6080,9222:9222'

Be aware that the initial docker build is quite long... But caching kicks in for subsequent runs.

I look forward to playing with this!

(OP) Happy to answer any questions! Some things we're still exploring:

- Mounting persistent storage for file i/o

- Replacing noVNC with a faster alternative

Would love feedback, especially if you’ve worked on fast-cold-start systems or unikernel-based infra.

This is probably a dumb question from someone who knows almost nothing about system engineering.

How hard would it be to boot a computer to this as an OS?

When should I use this versus Browserbase or Browserless or Hyperbrowser?

Obviously since this is open source, then I can self host it. What other reasons?

Just curious!

This is super cool. We’ve been looking into infra for AI agents. As others have noted, the difference in speed alone between docker and this is a huge win. Having our clients wait around for five seconds really adds up.

Awesome tech, excited to dig deeper for healthcare