Main
- Use it when you need a reproducible agent workstation: VNC browser + shell + filesystem in one sandbox container.
- Prefer explicit URLs from README: docs
/v1/docs, VNC/vnc/..., code-server/code-server/, MCP/mcp. - Treat
seccomp=unconfinedas a deliberate security tradeoff; use it only on trusted hosts and isolate network/FS too.
Source-backed notes
- README Quick Start shows a single Docker command exposing port 8080 and calls it “Get up and running in 30 seconds”.
- README lists endpoints: docs (
/v1/docs), VNC browser, VSCode server, and MCP services (/mcp). - README also lists SDK installs for Python (
pip install agent-sandbox) and Node (npm install @agent-infra/sandbox).
FAQ
- Is it only a library?: No—README centers on the Docker all-in-one runtime, plus optional SDKs.
- Where is the MCP endpoint?: README points to
http://localhost:8080/mcponce the container is running. - Is
seccomp=unconfinedsafe?: It increases capabilities; use it intentionally and isolate the host/network accordingly.