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Signed-off-by: Alex Ellis (OpenFaaS Ltd) <alexellis2@gmail.com>

Author: alexellis

docs/examples/coding-agents.md

@@ -147,5 +147,5 @@ The sandbox has its own kernel and filesystem. If the agent does something unexp
 
 - [Sandboxes](/mac/sandboxes) - more on launching and managing ephemeral VMs
 - [Headless OpenCode on Slicer for Linux](/examples/opencode-agent) - one-shot agent execution via userdata and the exec API
-- [Headless Cursor CLI on Slicer for Linux](/examples/cursor-cli-agent) - running Cursor's CLI agent headlessly
+- [Headless CLI-style agents on Slicer for Linux](/examples/opencode-agent) - see the OpenCode pattern for userdata-based one-shot runs
 - [Trying Claude Code with Ollama](https://slicervm.com/blog/trying-claude-code-with-ollama) - using Claude Code with a local LLM backend

docs/examples/gpu-ollama.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ What if you have multiple GPUs? Let's imagine you have a ATX tower PC with 2x Nv
 
 * Allocate both GPUs to one machine
 * Allocate each GPU to its own microVM
-* Start up with zero microVMs and [launch up to two short-lived tasks at once](/examples/run-a-task)
+* Start up with zero microVMs and [launch up to two short-lived tasks at once](/platform/ephemeral-tasks/)
 
 [![Ollama running the qwen3 model to generate a story about a microVM's first day at school](/images/ollama.png)](/images/ollama.png)
 > Ollama running the qwen3 model to generate a story about a microVM's first day at school.

docs/mac/coding-agents.md

@@ -162,5 +162,5 @@ The sandbox has its own kernel and filesystem. If the agent does something unexp
 
 - [Sandboxes](/mac/sandboxes) - more on launching and managing ephemeral VMs
 - [Headless OpenCode on Slicer for Linux](/examples/opencode-agent) - one-shot agent execution via userdata and the exec API
-- [Headless Cursor CLI on Slicer for Linux](/examples/cursor-cli-agent) - running Cursor's CLI agent headlessly
+- [Headless CLI-style agents on Slicer for Linux](/examples/opencode-agent) - see the OpenCode pattern for userdata-based one-shot runs
 - [Trying Claude Code with Ollama](https://slicervm.com/blog/trying-claude-code-with-ollama) - using Claude Code with a local LLM backend

docs/mac/installation.md

@@ -199,5 +199,5 @@ cd ~/slicer-mac
 
 ## Next steps
 
-- [Linux VM](/mac/your-linux-vm) - mount shared folders, forward Docker and K3s
-- [Sandboxes](/mac/launch-sandboxes) - spin up ephemeral VMs
+- [Linux VM](/mac/linux-vm) - mount shared folders, forward Docker and K3s
+- [Sandboxes](/mac/sandboxes) - spin up ephemeral VMs

docs/mac/linux-vm.md

@@ -104,6 +104,6 @@ Docker's socket is port-forwarded to your Mac as a Unix socket, so `docker` comm
 
 ## Next steps
 
-- [Sandboxes](/mac/launch-sandboxes) - spin up ephemeral VMs for AI agents and automation
+- [Sandboxes](/mac/sandboxes) - spin up ephemeral VMs for AI agents and automation
 - [Copy files to/from a VM](/tasks/copy-files) - use `slicer vm cp` to move files in and out
 - [Execute commands in a VM](/tasks/execute-commands) - run commands remotely with `slicer vm exec`

docs/mac/sandboxes.md

@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ Sandboxes are designed for short-lived workloads and experimentation:
 - **Untrusted code** - isolate risky runs from your main services.
 - **Comparison builds** - run multiple versions of tooling side-by-side without rebuilding your persistent VM.
 
-You can launch sandboxes from the CLI, [Go SDK](/tasks/execute-commands-with-sdk), or [REST API](/reference/api).
+You can launch sandboxes from the CLI, [Go SDK](/platform/go-sdk/), or [REST API](/reference/api).
 
 ## Customise sandbox resources