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by anoek 1y ago
I wrote https://github.com/anoek/sandbox for that exact purpose, it uses overlayfs to protect your system from LLMs making unwanted changes and optionally masks out places you don't want it to be able to read from
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by anoek 1y ago
This kind of thing is exactly why I built https://github.com/anoek/sandbox . Even non malicious agents do things they shouldn't do, I've caught them removing home directory configs and installing system packa
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Hacker plants computer 'wiping' commands in Amazon's AI coding agent(404media.co)
7 points by anoek 1y ago|2 comments
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Sandboxing AI Agents(noek.net)
4 points by anoek 1y ago|0 comments
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by anoek 1y ago
> I wonder if this could also be used on immutable distros as a way to make temporary or even semi-permanent changes I've used it on my own machine to test upgrades and whatnot, typically it just works, so it might very well be usef
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Sandbox: Linux tool to create lightweight COW sandboxes to run stuff in(github.com)
5 points by anoek 1y ago|3 comments
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by anoek 1y ago
With the rise of things like AI agents wanting to run commands on my computer, I wanted a way to let them do that but in a safe environment. `sandbox` is a tool that utilizes built in Linux features like namespaces and OverlayFS to create e
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by anoek 9y ago
Check out https://www.copymethat.com/ - has a great recipe import system, meal planning system complete with a shopping list generator, great view of the recipe while you're making it, it's been awesome for us.
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by anoek 11y ago
I'm the other developer of ogs, and I'm always up for another correspondence game, feel free to shoot me a challenge :) (same goes for anyone reading this :))