Gulutux is a multi-provider agentic coding CLI whose hands run in Nebius microVMs, whose eyes are its own stealth browser, and whose deploys are gated by recorded evidence.

What it does

The agent plans, writes code, runs shell commands inside ephemeral Nebius AI Cloud microVMs, opens its own stealth browser (Ghostfox) to verify the result, and computes an evidence-based verdict — SHIP or BLOCKED — before anything is deployed. Every token and cent is metered live, and when one provider fails, the router swaps the brain and keeps working.

How we built it

Brain: NVIDIA Nemotron 3.5 (bolt-e4b / super-120b) via any OpenAI-compatible endpoint — Nebius Token Factory, NVIDIA NIM, Cloudflare Workers AI, or local models. One config line swaps the brain.
Hands: Nebius Token Factory Sandboxes (Contree microVM API) — spawn, exec, snapshot, kill. The agent never touches the host machine.
Eyes: Ghostfox — our patched-Firefox stealth browser engine with MCP tooling; screenshots become recorded evidence.
Proof system: plan criteria, record evidence, verdict SHIP/BLOCKED. Deploy is gated in code, not by prompt.
Cost guard: live usage metering plus budget downshift to Nemotron Lightning automatically.
48+ tools: files, git, shell with sandbox routing, documents (xlsx/csv/pdf/docx), browser, grounded web search (Tavily), MCP client, ghost agents, scheduler, memory, checkpoints.
Desktop app (Wails/Go): chat, voice (Gemini Live), JARVIS cockpit, evidence gallery. Distributed via npm, PyPI, and platform installers.

The dogfood moment

The agent built its own landing page (dark terminal aesthetic), opened it in Ghostfox, screenshot it, and computed the proof verdict — all in one autonomous run.