Agent Virtual Machine

AVM (Agent Virtual Machine) is the runtime layer for the agent economy: a secure, scalable compute protocol that turns agent outputs into real-world execution. It bridges large language models (LLMs) and code execution, allowing agents to autonomously run scripts, process data, and interact with systems without infrastructure overhead.

At the core of AVM is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) a lightweight, JSON-based standard for exposing tools to LLMs. AVM runs an MCP server that accepts tool calls from agents (e.g., run_code), executes them in isolated containers, and returns verifiable outputs, all in real-time, and without relying on centralized APIs.