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Checked license it said copyrighted which makes this unsuable for me. my question is what advantage does this have over real FOSS agentic sandboxes
It's doing context management in the same way, but adds a learning loop based on code reviews. Currently works with Gitlab, Forgejo and Gitea but happy to accept a PR for Github support or co-write it.
Really cool! We're working on something similar over at https://norisessions.com/ A few questions - you mention proxying keys. One issue that we run into is that there are a bunch of tools that are really useful but require keys to be on disk (e.g. aws cli -- yes yes you can do IAM permissions but still). How do you guys think about those? (Especially since your setup onboarding is 'just install from npm or mise') -…
Nori looks really cool, will set up sometime to exchange notes. But with regards to your questions: - Proxying keys: We allow users to setup keys in the sandbox and use CLIs for some cases but we also support an egress gateway that intercepts and injects keys on the way out, which supports the major api integrations we offer. - We still allow fly.io for deployments (so after a sandbox has a final app, you can deploy…
keys are tricky. We don't have a great answer. I mean the proxy inject works well enough for mcp, but there is just such a long tail of tools that do something like 'read a key from disk and encrypt it before sending it out' which makes proxy management just a pain
Tiny bit of feedback on the demo video: the beginning makes me dizzy and I'm not sure what's going on (was watching on my phone).
Congrats on the launch! Tiny bit of feedback on the demo video: the beginning makes me dizzy and I'm not sure what's going on (was watching on my phone).
Interesting approach to sandboxing. One thing I've been thinking about in this space: even with sandboxed execution, the generated code still needs to pass security policy checks before it merges. Static analysis catches a different class of issues than runtime sandboxing — they seem complementary rather than competing.