How to Inspect and Debug Inside an AI Agent Sandbox
A sandbox is not a black box. Here is how to find the running microVM, shell into it with sbx exec, reproduce the failure by hand, and read the network log.
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6 posts with the tag “sandboxing”
Network Policies for AI Agent Sandboxes
A sandboxed agent should start with no outbound network and earn each domain it reaches. Here is how to allowlist exactly what a task needs with sbx policy, so package installs work and exfiltration does not.
Running Agents in YOLO Mode (--dangerously-skip-permissions) Safely
Bypass-permissions mode hands an agent full shell access with no prompts. That is reckless on your host and a non-event inside a Docker Sandbox. Here is how to run YOLO mode when the blast radius is contained.
Docker Sandboxes vs Plain Containers for AI Agents
A plain Docker container is a start, not a boundary. Here is how Docker Sandboxes microVMs compare to a hand-rolled container for isolating an autonomous coding agent.
Why You Should Sandbox Every Autonomous Coding Agent
An autonomous coding agent runs with your full user permissions, which means it can read your SSH keys and push to your remotes. A sandbox is the only blast radius cheap enough to lose.
How to Run AI Coding Agents in Docker Sandboxes Safely
Give an autonomous coding agent a real boundary instead of trusting its permission prompts. Here is how Docker Sandboxes isolate an agent in YOLO mode without exposing your machine.