A developer released an open-source bash script that runs Claude and Codex CLI inside a local Docker sandbox, invoked via `sclaude` and `scodex` wrappers that behave like the original commands. The author revived the project after finding Claude's auto mode less reliable, positioning it as an easy way to isolate AI coding agents locally. It offers a lightweight self-hosted alternative for practitioners who want sandboxed agent execution.
sandbox-cli, a tool that runs coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and Aider inside disposable Docker containers, is now in public beta. It mounts only the user's project, keeping home directories, SSH keys, cloud credentials, and browser cookies on the host. Features include dry-run mode, worktrees for parallel agents, a credential broker, egress allowlist, and live resource stats.
sandbox-cli, a tool that runs coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and Aider inside disposable Docker containers, is now in public beta. It mounts only the user's project, keeping home directories, SSH keys, cloud credentials, and browser cookies on the host. Features include dry-run mode, worktrees for parallel agents, a credential broker, egress allowlist, and live resource stats.
bubbleclaude is a bash script that runs Claude Code inside a bubblewrap sandbox using an allowlist model, so your real home directory, credentials, and environment variables are absent rather than merely denied. It solves the trust problem for paranoid users who want to run Claude Code in YOLO mode without risking their secrets. The only mounted and writable location is the directory you launch from.
bubbleclaude is a bash script that runs Claude Code inside a bubblewrap sandbox using an allowlist model, so your real home directory, credentials, and environment variables are absent rather than merely denied. It solves the trust problem for paranoid users who want to run Claude Code in YOLO mode without risking their secrets. The only mounted and writable location is the directory you launch from.
A Medium post introduces h5i, a lightweight rootless container sandbox for running coding agents like Claude Code and Codex securely. It uses filesystem isolation, restricted networking, scoped credentials, and auditable execution to protect the host environment.
A Medium post introduces h5i, a lightweight rootless container sandbox for running coding agents like Claude Code and Codex securely. It uses filesystem isolation, restricted networking, scoped credentials, and auditable execution to protect the host environment.
Sandboxd is an open-source tool that creates isolated workspaces for each Claude Code project, preventing port collisions, hot reload interference, and git conflicts when running multiple agents simultaneously. It solves the chaos of managing multiple AI coding projects for developers who use Claude Code across several repositories.
Sandboxd is an open-source tool that creates isolated workspaces for each Claude Code project, preventing port collisions, hot reload interference, and git conflicts when running multiple agents simultaneously. It solves the chaos of managing multiple AI coding projects for developers who use Claude Code across several repositories.
CD Rip is a native, open-source macOS app that digitizes audio CDs end to end: ripping, tracklist entry, metadata review, and tagged output files. It uses local OCR to read tracklists from photos and optionally calls LLMs via Codex CLI or Claude CLI to research metadata. It targets people archiving CD collections, such as the author's online radio library.
CD Rip is a native, open-source macOS app that digitizes audio CDs end to end: ripping, tracklist entry, metadata review, and tagged output files. It uses local OCR to read tracklists from photos and optionally calls LLMs via Codex CLI or Claude CLI to research metadata. It targets people archiving CD collections, such as the author's online radio library.