JPMorgan sandboxes Claude Code in Devspace with $2,000 monthly cap and no standing access
sunychoudhary · reddit · 2026-09-17
Per Business Insider, JPMorgan is rolling out Devspace for some engineers using Claude Code, with a $2,000 monthly spending cap. The key design: Claude runs in a containerized AWS environment instead of on employee machines — the agent has an identity but essentially no standing entitlements, with access granted per-task. The author argues this is a realistic answer to enterprise agent deployment: don't trust the agent with everything, just limit the blast radius when it errs, and asks whether isolated workspaces + temporary permissions + logs + human-controlled sensitive access becomes the standard architecture.
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