Isolating Coding Agents
Safely running a coding agent requires isolating both the agent and all development code it executes, including dependencies, build scripts, tests, and project tools. This article explains why command approvals are not an isolation boundary, compares operating-system sandboxes, containers, user-space kernels, virtual machines, and dedicated machines, and examines the network, credential, publication, state, environment, and hosting decisions needed to make isolation effective in practice.
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