I hand rolled a sandbox with credential injections on call out using WSL and mitm and Windows credential manager. The only credential I had to have in the box w

I hand rolled a sandbox with credential injections on call out using WSL and mitm and Windows credential manager. The only credential I had to have in the box was a fine grained PAT with copilot response. I used some hacky git push/pull to move work in and out of the sandbox. For collaborative UX review I would switch the agent to limited perms and CDP back to my host browser. Recently I moved to Docker Sandboxes. This removed most of what I was having to hand roll. Though I still own the renewal for short lived tokens. The git setup in docker sandbox is especially nice. The host is served as a remote 'host' in the sandbox and it can read but not write the host's origin. On the host, each sandbox got is reachable as sandbox-[name]. https://www.docker.com/products/docker-sandboxes/ https://www.docker.com/products/docker-sandboxes/