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When GitHub’s Copilot Coding Agent (CCA) first became available in May 2025, the promise of cloud-based AI coding agents was generating enormous excitement, and equal skepticism. So we began an experiment, and like many experiments in software engineering, it started with a simple question: could a cloud-based AI coding agent meaningfully contribute to one of the most complex, most scrutinized, and most critical open source codebases in the world

Executing workloads in the Hyperlight Wasm guest isn’t just possible for compiled languages like C, Go, and Rust, but also for interpreted languages like Python, JavaScript, and C#. The trick here, much like with containers, is to also include a language runtime as part of the image. For example, for JavaScript, the StarlingMonkey JS Runtime was designed to natively run in WebAssembly.