Bengaluru-based cloud provider NeevCloud has launched Agentic Studio, a managed sandbox environment for running AI agents and code execution workloads in isolated compute environments, as enterprises look to deploy agentic AI while keeping data and workloads within India’s borders.
The company said the platform allows organisations to deploy, test and scale AI-driven workflows without exposing production systems.
Agentic Studio provisions isolated compute environments on demand, enabling enterprises to run AI agents, scripts and multi-step workflows without managing the underlying infrastructure.
“The industry has spent two years making agents smarter. The unsolved problem is giving them somewhere safe to act. Agentic Studio is designed to bridge that gap,” said Vijayakumar Nadar, Chief AI Officer of NeevCloud.
According to the company, enterprises can create a new sandbox in seconds, choose a compute template, configure resources and execute AI workloads in isolated environments. The platform also supports filesystem snapshots, pause, restore and fork capabilities, allowing teams to reproduce and manage stateful workflows.
NeevCloud said the platform addresses growing demand for sovereign AI infrastructure as governments and regulated industries pay closer attention to where AI workloads are executed and under which jurisdiction they operate.
“Sovereign AI is not just about where data is stored, it is about where intelligence acts,” said Narendra Sen, Founder and CEO of NeevCloud. “Agentic Studio ensures that when an AI agent retrieves a document, executes a financial reconciliation, or automates a customer support workflow, every action happens within a controlled, auditable environment on Indian soil. That is what enterprise-grade sovereign AI looks like in practice.”
The platform supports multi-agent orchestration by assigning separate compute environments to planning, execution, validation and reporting agents. It also includes browser and VNC templates for web automation, along with on-demand compute resources.
NeevCloud said Agentic Studio can be used across customer support, software development, financial operations, document processing, research, education, DevOps and IT automation.
It also supports coding workflows such as running tests, inspecting repositories, automating bug triage and validating code changes in isolated environments.
The company said the platform is intended for organisations in sectors including banking, financial services, healthcare and government that require greater control over where AI workloads execute and how data is handled.
NeevCloud currently operates two data centres, one in Raipur and another in Indore. Earlier this year, the company partnered with space startup AgniKul Cosmos to develop what it described as India's first orbital AI data centre platform. The proof-of-concept mission is expected before the end of 2026, with commercial operations targeted for 2027.
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