docker-sandbox

Run untrusted code review in an isolated Docker sandbox by creating a per-task environment with filesystem separation and workspace mounting. The sandbox isolates the host machine while allowing agents like Claude or Codex to safely inspect and execute code.

Yes, you can control outbound network access for agents running inside a Docker sandbox. The built-in network proxy allows you to allow, block, or bypass specific outbound destinations to enforce tighter access policies during agent execution.

Yes, you need Docker Desktop with the sandbox plugin installed to create isolated sandboxes for agent execution. This setup provides the necessary environment for sandbox lifecycle management, command execution, snapshots, and outbound access policy enforcement.

The best way to isolate destructive testing from your host machine is using a Docker sandbox with filesystem separation. You can mount specific workspace paths into the sandbox, allowing agents to perform destructive tests without risking host files.

Yes, this Docker sandbox approach works with multiple AI coding agents including Claude, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, and Kiro. You can run these agents inside the sandbox for package exploration, untrusted code review, and destructive testing with consistent isolation.

You can save and reuse Docker sandbox environments for repeatable experiments using the sandbox lifecycle management features. Create a configured sandbox, save its state, then stop, reset, or remove it as needed for team workflows and repeated testing scenarios.