We're giving startups $50K to build on @tenki.
But credits only matter if the product underneath is worth using, so here's what you'd actually be building on:
Sandboxes. Disposable VMs where your AI agents write and run code in real isolation. Spin one up in seconds, per-second metering, throw it away when the agent is done.
GitHub Runners. Change one line in your workflow file, get builds ~30% faster at up to 60% less than GitHub's.
AI Code Reviewer. Reviews every PR with your whole codebase in context, so nobody on the team is the review bottleneck.
If you're an early-stage team, this is compute you're already paying for somewhere. Now it's covered.
$10K free, then Tenki matches 1:1
β $10,000 in credits to start.
β Every dollar you spend after that, matched 1:1 up to $40k Buy $40k, walk away with $80k
For startups that haven't raised beyond Series A. Applications are rolling, we reply within a week.
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Spin up a Sandbox from one file.
We stripped out everything except the lines needed to run it. Under 15 lines of TypeScript for the SDK. Each one explained.
Full Quickstart:
https://t.co/tcyi0uTZKQ
@hash_bender@tenki Add this sandbox section to your claude.md:
Use Tenki Sandbox for all code execution via the @tenkicloud/sandbox TypeScript SDK. Create a new sandbox session for each task.
You'll need the SDK installed first:
https://t.co/T518QoMi7x
Add one line to your claude.md about Tenki Sandbox.
That's it.
Your agent will start running everything in isolated sandboxes on its own. No wrapper scripts. No extra config.
Here's what that looks like:
Just terminated this sandbox after 70+ hours of uptime. Zero downtime the entire time.
Shoutout to the @tenki engineering team for making this infrastructure rock solid!
If you're interested, here's a permanent link:
https://t.co/sheLahuoFk
Was going to create this animation with Figma Motion but smart animate worked just fine.
I'll find an opportunity to make cool stuff with Figma Motion soon π
Also check out our Sandboxes.
Might be bias, but it's pretty good!
@iamdavidhill figma is a tool and if you can create solutions with just 10%, then it has done its job.
With features flying at us this fast, it takes time to gradually fold them into your workflow when you need them
Tenki Sandbox SDK from your terminal.
One curl to install.
One command to spin up a microVM.
Execute anything inside it remotely in less than 15 seconds.
We updated the @tenki logo recently!
But it's likely very few have seen the new animation, since it only shows up for about 2 seconds at the end of our demo videos.
The tricky part was finding a way to transition the cube into the logo glyph.
And after a bit of brainstorming, I stumbled upon the solution of getting the cube to shrink and exit toward the bottom portion of the logo instead of just fading out in place. Small detail, but it feels way more alive at full speed.
I'm proud of this decision.
I tried Fable 5 yesterday and it's pretty impressive.
It's 2x the cost of Opus, but you don't need it for everything.
Complex logic, architecture changes, multi-file refactors? Fable.
CSS tweaks, content updates, straightforward edits? Opus handles it fine. No need for overkill.
How's Fable 5 working out for you guys?
Here's a quick test we did: Opus 4.8 vs Fable 5
This is what Tenki Code Reviewer found:
Opus-written PR:
3 high-severity bugs across 22 files and 1,615 lines of code
Fable-written PR:
zero issues across 22 files and 1,134 lines of code
Same repository, same prompts.
Small sample, but this is worth paying attention to.