Give an AI agent its own computer

A real virtual machine an AI can see, understand, and operate.

Creation is only the beginning. Across every supported guest, an agent can observe the screen or console, understand the machine’s state, then operate the lifecycle, drive input, diagnose results, and use SSH where provisioned.

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SlateVM virtual-machine workflows Five illustrations show SlateVM's AI operations, unified workspace, guest platforms, console experience, and shared control architecture. The AI illustration progresses from seeing a guest problem to understanding it, operating the machine, and verifying the result. Run my project tests in linux-vm.Fix anything that fails. SEETest failure detected in linux-vm. UNDERSTANDCause: OpenSSL headers are missing. OPERATEInstalling dependency and rerunning… VERIFY42 tests passed. linux-vm is ready.

A computer for your AI

Give the agent a machine—not just a provisioning task.

SlateVM creates an isolated virtual computer that a compatible MCP client can provision, then continue to operate for as long as the work requires. Across supported macOS, Linux, and Windows guests, 45 structured functions let the agent observe, understand, act, verify, hand off, and clean up while your Mac remains the place you supervise the work.

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Example agent request

“Create an Ubuntu VM with 4 CPUs and 8 GB RAM, install my project, run the tests, diagnose anything that fails, and leave the machine running for me.”

create → provision → understand → work → verify → hand off

The experience

Powerful virtualization, thoughtfully packaged.

Responsive consoles

Use native display and input for macOS and Linux, plus a high-quality SPICE/Metal console for Windows. Dynamic sizing and precise keyboard and pointer handling make the VM feel direct.

Explore the console →

OS-aware creation

SlateVM gives each guest the workflow it needs: Apple restore images for macOS, guided ISO installation for Linux, and a purpose-built Windows 11 ARM path.

See supported workloads →

Automation built in

The bundled MCP adapter exposes structured lifecycle, console, diagnostic, networking, and guest tools through the application that already owns the VMs.

Meet SlateVM automation →

Made for real work

A dependable workspace for builders.

Reproduce a customer environment, validate installers, isolate a development stack, exercise deployment automation, or keep an alternate desktop ready from one powerful Mac.

macOSApple-native virtualization and restore
LinuxDesktop, server, cloud-init, and guest tools
Windows 11 ARMQEMU, Hypervisor.framework, SPICE, and TPM support
MCPLocal lifecycle, diagnostics, screen, and guest operations

Confidence at every layer.

Platform-aligned

SlateVM builds on Apple virtualization and hypervisor technologies for a fast, direct local experience.

Explicit boundaries

Sandboxing, hardened runtime, security-scoped media access, isolated VM bundles, and a dedicated networking service keep responsibilities clear.

Recoverable lifecycle

Persistent per-VM configuration, diagnostics, job status, media repair, and clean stop/delete paths help teams operate environments predictably.

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