Agent Safehouse corrals coding agents inside sandbox
Agent Safehouse is a macOS hardening layer that keeps local AI coding agents confined to approved project files and integrations. It uses `sandbox-exec` and deny-first policy profiles to make least privilege the default for agentic development.
This is the right kind of AI tooling: not a smarter agent, but a tighter blast radius for the ones developers already trust with real code.
- –It targets the practical failure mode of local agents: accidental reads, writes, and tool access outside the repo.
- –The deny-first approach is stronger than after-the-fact cleanup because it blocks overreach before it happens.
- –`sandbox-exec` makes the idea immediately useful on macOS, but also keeps it clearly platform-specific.
- –The project looks most valuable as a wrapper around existing agents, since it improves safety without forcing teams to change editors or models.
- –The repo’s own framing matters: it’s a hardening layer, not a perfect security boundary, which is the honest pitch.
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2026-03-21
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2026-03-21
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