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Poolside is a foundation model and agent platform for software work, with terminal, IDE, browser, and headless deployment for governed enterprise use.

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Overview

Poolside is a foundation model company focused on software agents and enterprise systems for deploying them. The product suite includes models, agent workflows, and deployment surfaces designed to fit into the tools and environments teams already use.

The company positions Poolside around high-consequence software work and says its systems can run in sandboxes, connect to internal data sources, and operate within a customer's security boundary. Deployment options mentioned on the site include on-premises, a VPC, and workstations for defense-only use.

Features

Agent orchestration

Poolside offers single-agent and multi-agent systems that can plan work, call tools, and execute in sandboxed environments with governed policies and full traces.

Multiple developer surfaces

Agents are available in terminal, editor, browser, and headless workflows, so teams can use the same platform from shell commands, IDEs, CI/CD, or a web interface.

Data and knowledge connectors

Poolside connects to repositories, databases, data warehouses, and private corpora while keeping access inside strict boundaries.

Foundation models in your boundary

The models can be deployed in your environment and evaluated against benchmarks created jointly with your team, supporting enterprise-specific validation.

Governance and checkpoints

Fine-grained permissions and versioned checkpoints let teams control agent actions and review, roll back, or forward agent work alongside existing Git processes.

Forward-deployed support

Forward Deployed Research Engineers work with customer teams to design, build, and operate intelligence where the work happens.

Use Cases

  • Terminal-native coding workflows

    Use Poolside when engineers want an agent that can run from the shell, work across repositories, and feed results into scripts or automated workflows.

  • IDE-assisted development

    Use it inside an editor when teams want inline suggestions, edits, and context without switching between tools or windows.

  • Browser and pipeline automation

    Use the browser or headless modes for teams that want a full interface for ad hoc work or CI/CD automation for code review, generation, and testing.

  • Controlled enterprise deployment

    Use the enterprise deployment model when software work must stay inside strict security boundaries, including on-premises, VPC, or restricted workstation environments.

  • Internal knowledge-connected work

    Use Poolside when teams need agents to connect to internal repositories, databases, warehouses, or private corpora while keeping access governed and traceable.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports multiple workflows, including terminal, IDE, browser, and headless use.
  • Offers sandboxed execution with explicit permissions and versioned checkpoints.
  • Designed to stay inside a customer's security boundary, including on-premises and VPC deployments.
  • Includes in-house foundation models aimed at agentic coding.
  • Provides enterprise-oriented governance and auditability language in the source.

Cons

  • Pricing details are not published on the site, and the pricing page returns a not-found response.
  • The source material is stronger on product direction than on setup documentation, limitations, and integration specifics.

FAQ

What is Poolside used for?

Poolside provides foundation models and an agent platform for software work, with deployment options in your environment and surfaces such as terminal, IDE extensions, browser access, and headless workflows.

How do Poolside agents run?

The source describes agents that can plan, use tools, and execute in sandboxed environments, with governed access and end-to-end traces.

Are the models open or API-only?

Poolside says its models are trained in-house and that Laguna XS.2 is open-weight under Apache 2.0. Laguna M.1 and XS.2 are available through the dedicated API and on OpenRouter.

Can Poolside be deployed inside our environment?

Poolside emphasizes deployment inside a customer's security boundary, including on-premises, in a VPC, or on workstations for defense-only use.

Quick Facts

Category
Foundation models / developer tool
Primary use
Agentic coding and enterprise software work
Deployment
On-premises, VPC, workstation, browser, terminal, IDE, and headless workflows
Model family
Laguna XS.2 and Laguna M.1
Source domain
poolside.ai
Pricing page
Not found