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On unix you can just use a user account to limit access. Create a group for you and the `claude` user, and have it do `umask 002` on login. The shellagent use
by athrowaway3z 1y ago
On unix you can just use a user account to limit access.
Create a group for you and the `claude` user, and have it do `umask 002` on login.
The shellagent use case has much more parallels with 1980s TTY+mainframes dealing with multiple users than it has with containers.
I.e. Docker's USP was reproducibility; not access controls.