arrow-js — The first UI framework for the agentic era — tiny, performant, with WASM sandboxes for safe code execution. Listed under Code execution sandboxes in the Orchestration / Agents layer. 2 of 6 comparison attributes are recorded, each with the page it was read from.
A tiny, blazing-fast, zero-dependency, type-safe framework. No build step required. Isolate agent-generated UI inside WebAssembly sandboxes while rendering full inline DOM directly in your app — no iframes, no pre-defined components.
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What it runs on, and what runs on it
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Nothing in the directory documents depending on it, and its own docs do not name what it runs on. An edge is only stored when a source states it.
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Open-source signals
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Price
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2 answered · 4 unanswered6 questions declared by Code execution sandboxes. Most rows across the directory read like these.
“Arrow is just TypeScript, so your coding agent already knows how to use it really well.”2026-10-06
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Practitioner reviews
Nobody has written one yet.
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infratoapp, “arrow-js — Code execution sandboxes”, read 6 October 2026. Execution languages: JavaScript, TypeScript as published at arrow-js.com. https://www.infratoapp.com/products/arrow-js
What arrow-js can and cannot change here
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