> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jhansi.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# jhansi.io vs E2B

> Both provide sandboxes for agent-generated code. They differ in operating model and intended scope.

This is a positioning guide, not a security benchmark. Capabilities change — check both products against current documentation before making a decision.

## Comparison

| Dimension               | jhansi.io                                         | E2B                                              |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Primary posture         | A small, self-operated execution layer.           | A mature sandbox platform and cloud service.     |
| Default experience      | Run and operate the runtime in your environment.  | Use hosted sandboxes through an API key and SDK. |
| Customer infrastructure | Self-hosting is central to the product direction. | Offers bring-your-own-cloud options.             |
| Maturity                | Early stage, actively developed.                  | Production-ready with a broad customer base.     |

## When jhansi.io is the better fit

* The runtime must run inside your own infrastructure.
* You need execution close to private systems or internal networks.
* You want to inspect and control the execution layer itself.

## When E2B may be the better fit

* You want a managed service with no infrastructure to operate.
* You need a production-ready platform today.
* Your data and compliance requirements permit a third-party execution plane.