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I've found Claude Code's built-in sandbox to strike a good balance between safety and autonomy on macOS. I think it's available on Windows via WSL2 (if you're l
by connorbrinton 7mo ago
I've found Claude Code's built-in sandbox to strike a good balance between safety and autonomy on macOS. I think it's available on Windows via WSL2 (if you're looking for a middle ground between approving everything manually and --dangerously-skip-permissions)
- itzworm 7mo agoStill waiting for progress from the team trying to get WSL approved for use at our org. We get a "still working through the red tape" update every couple months.
- richk449 7mo agoYou don't need WSL to run Claude code on windows.
- CamperBob2 7mo agoTrue, it works fine in an ordinary DOS box or in PowerShell, but you have to use WSL2 if you want a sandbox.
- jason_s 7mo agoWhere can I find out more information about sandboxing Claude and other agents?
- CamperBob2 7mo agoTBH, you could do worse than to simply ask Claude.
- jitl 7mo ago> using windows
- tw061023 7mo agoSometimes having a good kernel matters more than having a good userspace.
- kstenerud 7mo agoUse yoloAI and you get the full benefit of --dangerously-skip-permissions with none of the risks. https://github.com/kstenerud/yoloai https://github.com/kstenerud/yoloai Every time I use a bare Claude session (even with /sandbox) without using yoloai, it feels like using a browser without an ad blocker.