Rivet
Rivet Actors can now fork in 20 ms, SQLite database included, without copying data.
◆Recent moves
- 2d ago
Introducing OpenOrange: Run Cloudflare Workers Anywhere
⚡ SPARKRivet moves from its own actor runtime to hosting other platforms' code: OpenOrange runs an existing Cloudflare Workers project on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure or self-managed servers. It follows actor forking as Rivet's second push to be the place stateful edge code runs.
- 3d ago
Introducing Actor Forking for SQLite
⚡ SPARKActor forking builds directly on the 3.0 storage engine: a fork shares the original's data until it writes. It gives the agent features Rivet has shipped since September a way to branch state cheaply.
- 8d ago
Rust SDK for Rivet Actors Is Now Generally Available
The Rust SDK for Rivet Actors reaches GA with SQLite, WebSockets, cron and OpenTelemetry. It opens the actor platform to Rust teams while 3.0 is still in preview.
- 19d ago
Introducing Rivet 3.0 Preview
⚡ SPARKThe October 5 plan to drop NATS for S3 is now a usable preview, built on a new storage engine called WarpDrive. It caps a run of releases aimed at making Rivet cheaper to operate wherever it runs.
- 1mo ago
Introducing agentOS 0.4 & Hosted VMs
agentOS 0.4 lets developers create durable Hosted VMs by ID and drive them from RivetKit or plain HTTP, with scoped JWTs for direct client access. It fills in the sandbox half of the harness-in-backend, tools-in-sandbox split that Pi 1.0 and Pi Durable rely on.
- 1mo ago
Introducing Pi Durable for Rivet
Pi Durable runs inside a Rivet Actor and checkpoints every model request and tool call to SQLite, so runs finish through crashes and deploys. A week after Pi 1.0 hosting, it adds durability, the property that makes multi-hour agent runs practical on Rivet.