chroot'ing isn't sandboxing or "containers". And I don't think it's a very good explanation, actually - not that its necessarily easy to explain. It looks like

chroot'ing isn't sandboxing or "containers". And I don't think it's a very good explanation, actually - not that its necessarily easy to explain. It looks like the author just discovered the kernel and syscalls and is sharing it - but, it's not exactly new or rocket science. The author probably should use the existing sandbox libraries to sandbox their code - and that has nothing to with AI Agents actually, any process will benefit from sandboxing, that it runs on LLM replies or not.