Designing sandboxed agents: route all traffic through an interception server with an offline host
xeophon · x · 2026-09-29
xeophon discusses design trade-offs in an engineering implementation of a sandboxed-agent paper: a key decision is how much traffic routes through the interception server. One valid design routes all network requests — even non-inference ones — through the interception server and keeps the host fully offline besides the tunnel, with the sandbox, tunnel, and interception server each needing to be robust on their own.
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