MicroVM sandbox on Win, Mac, Linux, with policy engine

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Docker Sandboxes allow running AI coding agents in isolated microVM environments, each with its own Docker daemon, filesystem, and network.
Agents can perform tasks like building containers, installing packages, and modifying files without affecting the host system.
The sbx CLI is free for commercial and personal use, with only organization governance requiring a paid subscription.
Organization admins can manage network and filesystem policies centrally via the Docker Admin Console for uniform rules across all developer machines.
Installation instructions are provided for macOS (via Homebrew), Windows (via winget), and Linux (via curl and apt-get), including steps for Linux KVM setup.
After installation and login, users can launch an agent (e.g., 'sbx run claude') from their project directory.
Additional resources cover agents, customization, architecture, security, CLI reference, troubleshooting, and FAQs.
Feedback and issues can be submitted via GitHub at github.com/docker/sbx-releases/issues to influence future development.

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