Founder of a listed tool

Jonathan Wall

Founder, Runloop, named behind the Runloop Devboxes listing on Anchor Terminal.

Jonathan Wall

Founder, Runloop

Jonathan Wall is founder and CEO of Runloop, an agent execution platform for enterprises. He previously led the Google File System team at Google, where he received the Google Founders Award, and co-founded Google Wallet, which pioneered tap-to-pay. He was later co-founder and CTO of Index, which Stripe acquired.

What Jonathan builds

  • Runloop Devboxes B · Code execution sandboxes

    Devboxes, VM sandboxes for coding agents, with blueprints for prebuilt images, disk snapshots, suspend and resume, idle policies and a gateway that adds secret-backed headers to outbound API and MCP calls.

    Founder, Runloop, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Jonathan Wall?

Jonathan Wall is founder and CEO of Runloop, an agent execution platform for enterprises. He previously led the Google File System team at Google, where he received the Google Founders Award, and co-founded Google Wallet, which pioneered tap-to-pay. He was later co-founder and CTO of Index, which Stripe acquired.

What does Runloop make?

Anchor Terminal lists Runloop Devboxes from Runloop. Devboxes, VM sandboxes for coding agents, with blueprints for prebuilt images, disk snapshots, suspend and resume, idle policies and a gateway that adds secret-backed headers to outbound API and MCP calls.

How are Jonathan's tools graded?

Runloop Devboxes is graded B, 64.8 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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