sbx-releases

Docker sandbox is proprietary. https://github.com/docker/sbx-releases?tab=License-1-ov-file...

When I tried this a month or so ago Linux support was markedly bad, and a quick look at the GitHub issues confirmed it wasn't just me and wasn't a priority for the company. I wouldn't advertise it either. The nails in the coffin were 1) login was required 2) login was broken because they "didn't consider" it would be run in a headless environment [0] and 3) they shipped with hardcoded binary paths and root requirements [1]. I moved on and use Incus directly with small helper scripts, smolvm, or a full fat VM running desktop Claude or ChatGPT if I (or someone I mentor) really needs the full app. I'm not yoloing every new claw agent in --dangerously-destroy-my-things mode, so network restrictions are best effort, though filesystem access stays tight. Either way, docker sandboxes really didn't seem to be it, and the company didn't seem inter

Is it open source or not? What's the link to the code? There is no code at https://github.com/docker/sbx-releases

Linux is available today (Ubuntu): github.com/docker/sbx-releases. Our webpage showing only brew and winget is on us. For the people upthread who asked about on customization: templates (like snapshotting a running sandbox) and kits (YAML applied at creation like install steps, files, network and credential rules, or define a new agent outright) are the supported path now. It's early but take a look here: https://docs.docker.com/ai/sandboxes/customize/ On MCP, since credential handling was mentioned here: the sandbox sees one gateway endpoint, and OAuth tokens stay in the host credential store rather than in the VM. https://docs.docker.com/ai/sandboxes/mcp-gateway/ All this is early. We're looking at more based on feedback from users like running sandboxes in the background for long-horizon work and a lot more (including what you all rais

I was able to install it on Fedora from the .rpm distributed on their GitHub releases: https://github.com/docker/sbx-releases/releases

About the missing native support for Pi, I opened this issue long ago in case you want to add some pressure: https://github.com/docker/sbx-releases/issues/34 To work around that limitation I came up with this https://github.com/shaftoe/sbx-template-pi So essentially you can get latest Pi/Node pulling from that image: `sbx run -t ghcr.io/shaftoe/sbx-template-pi:latest shell` Like others here I'm also saddened by the login requirement but at the moment this is the best UX I could find for running sandboxed agents, the "kit/mixin" concepts are neat and I make use of them too: https://github.com/shaftoe/sbx-template-pi#stacking-the-extr...