Is there a way to sandbox the agent ?
Hi, Is there a way to restrict terminal command from a agent to access/edit file outside the current directory ? I see that gemini-cli or codex-cli use seatbelt on macOS. I don't see any equivalent for copencode. Thanks,
Posted by edmBernard on Aug 25, 2025, 3:08 PM
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Is there a way to sandbox the agent ?
edmBernardAug 25, 2025, 3:08 PM
Hi, Is there a way to restrict terminal command from a agent to access/edit file outside the current directory ? I see that gemini-cli or codex-cli use seatbelt on macOS. I don't see any equivalent for copencode. Thanks,
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