The tricky part of sandboxing is often what happens at the boundary with the host.
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The tricky part of sandboxing is often what happens at the boundary with the host. This walkthrough uses OpenSandbox and MCP to give goose a local sandbox for coding tasks, then looks at the host-access and network limits that still remain. https://aaif.io/blog/give-goose-sandbox-powers-with-opensandbox-and-mcp
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