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Vaadin’s blog argues that Claude Code agents using permission-bypassing options should run in disposable Docker Sandboxes rather than persistent DevContainers. It recommends combining the sandbox with network firewalls, project-specific kits and MCP servers, allowing agents to run builds and tests while restricting access.
Why it mattersThat is a useful operational distinction for developers: a sandbox can limit what an agent reaches, but the surrounding configuration still matters. The post offers practical advice, not independent evidence that this setup is secure in every case.
Discuss: Would you let an AI coding agent run builds and tests in a disposable sandbox, or keep a person approving each step?
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