chryaner/terrarium
by Various
Real, disposable computers in seconds, for you and your AI agent - fork, break, and revert full VMs from the CLI or over MCP
MCP
chryaner/terrarium
Added 16 Sept 2026
Overview
A developer tool written in Go that provisions real, disposable full VMs in seconds. Users can fork, break, and revert VM state from the command line or through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Best for
Best for
Developers and AI agents that need isolated, revertible full VMs on demand.
Use cases
- Fork a full VM from the CLI
- Break and revert VM state for testing
- Give an AI agent disposable compute via MCP
How to use
Install
npm i -g terrarium-mcp Tools exposed
debian-12debian-13alma-9rocky-9fedora-44
Tested with
Claude Code, VS Code
Notes
A developer tool written in Go that provisions real, disposable full VMs in seconds. Users can fork, break, and revert VM state from the command line or through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-08. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Fork a full VM from the CLI
- Break and revert VM state for testing
- Give an AI agent disposable compute via MCP
Pros
- Full VMs, not containers
- Fork and revert workflows
- CLI and MCP interfaces
Cons
- Zero stars, likely early stage
- No clear vendor or maintenance model
- Requires VM infrastructure to be useful
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Full VMs, not containers
- Fork and revert workflows
- CLI and MCP interfaces
Cons
- Zero stars, likely early stage
- No clear vendor or maintenance model
- Requires VM infrastructure to be useful
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