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@data-fair/tool-ai-sandbox

v0.2.1

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Run Claude Code and OpenCode in a Podman-based sandbox

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@data-fair/tool-ai-sandbox

Run AI coding tools (Claude Code, OpenCode) inside a Podman-based sandbox with network access but filesystem isolation.

Install

npm i -g @data-fair/tool-ai-sandbox

Requires Podman on the host.

Usage

# Run Claude Code in the current directory
df-ai-sandbox claude

# Run OpenCode
df-ai-sandbox opencode

# Open a shell in the sandbox
df-ai-sandbox shell

Use -e VAR (repeatable) to forward environment variables to the container.

How it works

The CLI pulls a pre-built container image and runs your chosen tool inside it with:

  • The current directory mounted as /workspace
  • Host git config and tool state directories bind-mounted
  • --userns=keep-id for correct file ownership
  • --network=host for API access

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

AGPL-3.0-only