
Provision K3s clusters with k3sup and k3sup-pro on local, Slicer, and remote VMs.
Install and run RustFS (S3-compatible object storage in Rust) in a Slicer VM, and talk to it with any S3 client (boto3, aws-cli, mc)
Move a git worktree or repository into a Slicer microVM with a working, self-contained .git — push code in with `slicer wt push`, let a VM or coding agent work, then pull commits back. The recommended way to put a git project into an agent sandbox.
Filter, audit, and inject secrets into HTTP(S) egress from Slicer microVMs with Slicer Proxy — default-deny allow rules, credential injection (Bearer, Basic, OAuth for Claude/Codex/Copilot/xAI), audit and passthrough modes — on Linux and macOS.
Use Slicer to launch Linux microVMs for sandboxed builds, E2E tests, Docker, CI, and isolated dev environments — works from macOS and Linux hosts