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To set up AI sandbox boundaries, you define off-limits files, commands, and network activities through an interview process. The skill then generates AGENTS.md NEVER rules and Codex deny patterns to enforce strict guardrails during autonomous coding tasks.

NEVER rules in AGENTS.md are strict constraints that prevent AI agents from performing unsafe actions. You need them during end-to-end coding sessions and long-running automation tasks where strict guardrails are required to protect critical system resources.

You generate Codex deny patterns by completing an interview-driven planning process to identify restricted files, commands, and network access. These inputs are then automatically converted into Codex configuration deny patterns for safer automation.

Yes, you can secure long-running automation tasks by applying the generated NEVER rules and Codex deny patterns. These constraints integrate seamlessly with existing Codex sandbox workflows to limit risk during autonomous tasks without constant manual review.

The best way to define off-limits areas is through an interview-driven planning session with your team. This process identifies specific restricted files, commands, and network activities, which are then translated into enforceable execution boundaries.

NEVER rules and Codex deny patterns provide static execution boundaries but require safe review and application by the team. They must be accurately defined during the interview phase to effectively curb risky actions in autonomous coding sessions.