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sandbox an agent in Docker before letting it touch anything

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sandbox an agent in Docker before letting it touch anything · sandbox Claude Code away from your working tree · have one agent review another's code before you see it · run agents with your real dev environment rather than a hosted sandbox

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Run coding agents in parallel from a TUI or web dashboard
Why this one
- sandbox an agent in Docker before letting it touch anything
- run several coding agents at once without them colliding
- give each agent its own branch through a git worktree
On the record
- Free
- No signup
- First check
Last checked 3 days ago
Open
run coding agents in a sandbox, review the branch
Why this one
- sandbox Claude Code away from your working tree
- review an agent's branch after it stops
On the record
- Free
- No signup
- First check
Last checked 3 days ago
Open
Agents handle tasks, message each other, and review each other's code
Why this one
- have one agent review another's code before you see it
- let agents pass work between themselves instead of routing it yourself
- track what a group of agents is doing on a kanban board
On the record
- Free
- No signup
- First check
Last checked 3 days ago
Open
Run your coding agents on your own machine and drive them from your phone
Why this one
- run agents with your real dev environment rather than a hosted sandbox
- check on a coding agent from your phone while away from the desk
- kick off a job before you leave and read the result later
On the record
- Free
- No signup
- First check
Last checked 3 days ago
Open
A Windows computer-use MCP server for LLM agents
Why this one
- give agents UI automation
- drive Windows apps
On the record
- Free
- No signup
- First check
Last checked 3 days ago
Open

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