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Forget sandboxing. I'd say review every command it puts out and avoid auto-accept. Right now given inference speeds running 2 or 3 parallel Claude sessions in
by flashgordon 1y ago
Forget sandboxing. I'd say review every command it puts out and avoid auto-accept. Right now given inference speeds running 2 or 3 parallel Claude sessions in parallel and still manually accept is still giving me a 10x productivity boost without risking disastrous writes. I know I feel like a caveman not having the agent own the end to end code to prod push but the value for me has been in tightening the innerloop. The rest is not a big deal.
- margalabargala 1y agoClaude Code even lets you whitelist certain mundane commands, e.g. `go test`. Yes it could write a system call in a test that breaks you, but the odds of that when random web integration tests is very very low.
- theshrike79 1y agoTo paraphrase the meme: "ain't nobody got time for that" Just either put it in (or ask it to use) a separate branch or create a git worktree for it. And if you're super paranoid, there are solutions like devcontainers: https://containers.dev https://containers.dev