The use case: how Paper Instruments deploys E2B
Paper Instruments runs its reinforcement learning rollouts inside E2B sandboxes so each concurrent trajectory has its own isolated file system and state. They also snapshot initialized sandboxes (file system and memory) so rollouts can start quickly from a consistent environment.
In the customer’s words
E2B provides a very good developer experience. They make it easy to spin up sandboxes, easy to snapshot the running state so we can resume quickly for later training runs, and gives us good intelligence into what's happening inside those sandboxes so we can debug during training.Other AI tools used by Paper Instruments
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In Paper Instruments' own benchmarking, E2B's tool execution came in up to 3 times faster than other sandbox providers they evaluated. Faster startup and faster command execution both translate directly into less idle GPU time and lower training cost.

