OP here. Sorry if this was premature. I came across it through your earlier comment on HN, started using it (as did a colleague), and we've been impressed enough with how efficient it is that I decided it deserved a post!
I've seen sandbox policy documents for agents before, but this is the first ready-to-use app I've come across.
I've only had a couple of points of friction so far:
- Files like .gitconfig and .gitignore in the home folder aren't accessible, and can't be made accessible without granting read only access to the home folder, I think?
- Process access is limited, so I can't ask Claude to run lldb or pkill or other commands that can help me debug local processes.
I've seen sandbox policy documents for agents before, but this is the first ready-to-use app I've come across.
I've only had a couple of points of friction so far:
- Files like .gitconfig and .gitignore in the home folder aren't accessible, and can't be made accessible without granting read only access to the home folder, I think?
- Process access is limited, so I can't ask Claude to run lldb or pkill or other commands that can help me debug local processes.
More fine-grained control would be really nice.