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A sandbox is the isolated environment an agent harness runs in — with extremely fast start, snapshot, and fork so that experiments are branchable. A snapshot is a derived cache, never the source of truth: every snapshot carries provenance back to a reproducibly-built genesis base, so a sandbox is reproducible by construction. Sandboxes are the nodes of the fork tree; see tree-native observability for how their telemetry is keyed.