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OpenShell vs Docker Sandboxes: Which AI Agent Runtime Should You Choose?

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An AI coding agent can read a repository, run shell commands, install packages, and send network requests. That is useful until a tool call reaches the wrong file, leaks a token, or downloads code that behaves differently than expected. Two projects now aim to put a boundary around that work: NVIDI…

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  1. 2026-10-23 12:06 · DEV Community — AI
    OpenShell vs Docker Sandboxes: Which AI Agent Runtime Should You Choose?

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