Nolabs introduces nono sandboxing for coding agents

AI coding agents typically run with full user permissions and no boundaries, inheriting long-lived credentials, OS-level access, and network privileges. To mitigate this risk, the author argues that coding agents must be treated as untrusted workloads and subjected to production SRE principles such as least privilege, command policies, and tamper-evident audit trails. The open-source tool nono is introduced as a kernel-level sandboxing solution designed to enforce these boundaries and limit the blast radius of compromised agents. Open article →