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Is it asking you permission to run that python command? If so, then that's expected: commands that you approve get to run without the sandbox. The point is th
by valleyer 8mo ago
Is it asking you permission to run that python command? If so, then that's expected: commands that you approve get to run without the sandbox.
The point is that Codex can (by default) run commands on its own, without approval (e.g., running `make` on the project it's working on), but they're subject to the imposed OS sandbox.
This is controlled by the `--sandbox` and `--ask-for-approval` arguments to `codex`.