Mirage

Mirage is a virtual terminal for AI agents from Strukto. It mounts storage, tools and runtimes into one workspace that an agent drives with the shell commands it already knows, so the same few commands can read a document, query a database and send a message. Services such as S3, Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, Notion, Postgres and Redis appear as a single virtual filesystem, with typed command line wrappers registered under their own names. It is built for developers who build and run agents and want one consistent interface in place of a separate SDK, authentication scheme and sandbox for every service. Python and JavaScript run in the same workspace on swappable runtimes, including browser based engines and optional routing to a remote sandbox such as e2b. A declarative policy layer sets a mode for every mount and the commands each profile may run, can hide paths, and can allow, ask or deny a command before it executes, so a refusal is a written rule. The vendor says this also reduces the tokens and infrastructure an agent needs. Mirage is distributed as npm packages for Node and for the browser, and a live demo runs a real workspace in the visitor's browser tab. Documentation is published on the site. Strukto does not publish a pricing page or paid plans for it.