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I was recently digging around in how to isolate a development environment to work with agentic coding setups, and a number of them lean into a sandbox feature of Docker.
This seems perfectly aligned with how Container works today, and may just be some careful capture and injection of specific ENV variables from what I can see of it. The feature seems to provide some automatic capture and propagation of environment variables for GIT, Anthropic, Gemini, etc - the API keys primarily - for LLM services - and look like they support or expect an image that can take a prompt as the primary input, as well as potentially mapping a local directory into a bind-mounted directory within the container to operate on.
Is this something that the Container project might accept to extend the CLI for a convenience option to make this an easy thing to invoke and use locally?
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I was recently digging around in how to isolate a development environment to work with agentic coding setups, and a number of them lean into a sandbox feature of Docker.
This seems perfectly aligned with how Container works today, and may just be some careful capture and injection of specific ENV variables from what I can see of it. The feature seems to provide some automatic capture and propagation of environment variables for GIT, Anthropic, Gemini, etc - the API keys primarily - for LLM services - and look like they support or expect an image that can take a prompt as the primary input, as well as potentially mapping a local directory into a bind-mounted directory within the container to operate on.
Is this something that the Container project might accept to extend the CLI for a convenience option to make this an easy thing to invoke and use locally?
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