The Terminal
Run code. Keep the receipt.
No account, no wallet, no API key. Your code runs in a real sealed sandbox — metered at the gateway and billed to Sable, not to you — and comes back with a signed receipt describing exactly what ran. Verify that receipt against Sable's public key, here or anywhere else. It is the same artifact a paying customer gets.
Asking the gateway whether the Terminal is switched on here…
What this proves, and what it doesn't
It proves
- A real container ran, on real metered compute, and the cost was recorded against a real prepaid balance. Nothing here is simulated or replayed.
- The receipt is signed by Sable's gateway key over metadata and a fingerprint of your input, and anyone can recover that signer without asking us.
- Nothing you typed, and nothing it printed, was written anywhere. The database has no column that could hold it.
It does not prove
- That the host could not read your code. This is the ordinary sandbox tier, not the confidential one — see privacy tiers.
- That the output is correct. A receipt describes what ran and what it cost; it is not an opinion about the answer.
- Anything about availability. The Terminal is an operator switch, and the state of this page is that switch — not a promise about tomorrow.