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Does anyone have a solution for iOS development? I was all in on sandboxes and safehouse for my agents but the moment I got into iOS development it felt like m
by mikodin 1mo ago
Does anyone have a solution for iOS development?
I was all in on sandboxes and safehouse for my agents but the moment I got into iOS development it felt like my hand was forced to just run Claude / codex / pi directly on my machine because nothing else could do the dev loop.
It’s been a painful reality for me, I’m going against core pieces of how I feel I should be interacting with agent harnesses and yet, I need to get the work done so
- followercode 1mo agoHey, I work at Docker and my team works on mcp integration with sbx. A solution I've been trying is this: 1) Enable the xcode mcp server: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/giving-external-agents-access-to-xcode https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/giving-exter... 2) Add the xcode mcp server to sbx: `sbx mcp add xcode --command xcrun --args mcpbridge` 3) When you create the sandbox, use `--static-mcp xcode`. For example: `sbx create --static-mcp xcode claude .` Make sure you have at least v0.38.0 of sbx. This makes a bridge from inside the sandbox to the xcode tools on your host, so be aware that it can run whatever tools you give it on the host. But the agent itself is still sandboxed.
- notsirius 1mo agoAlso had this pain point as an sbx user. Given the risk this adds to the host, would be great if there were more docs on how to setup kits to make it safer (e.g. disable yolo mode).
- followercode 1mo agoThis may help you: https://docs.docker.com/ai/sandboxes/governance/access-controls/mcp/ https://docs.docker.com/ai/sandboxes/governance/access-contr...