How it works
Under the hood: Kubernetes objects, lifecycle, storage, secrets, and personal defaults.
Playrooms are Kubernetes sandboxes you reach over SSH. This section covers the internals from how the pod is built to how you bring data in and save your own defaults.
Setup
Under the hood: Kubernetes objects, SSH over Tailscale, and the sandbox namespace.
Lifecycle
Create, stop, start, and delete: how playroom state transitions work and what survives a restart.
Data and secrets
Opt-in ways to bring files, repos, env vars, and SSH credentials into a playroom.
Personal defaults
Save your own defaults for image, storage, editor, and more so you never repeat the same flags.
Getting started
From zero to a running playroom: create, connect, work, stop, start, and delete.
Lifecycle
Playrooms have a simple lifecycle: create/play, stop, start, and delete. Stopping a playroom keeps its storage but scales down compute to zero, while starting it again reuses the same storage. Deleting a playroom removes all its resources.