Local sandboxing on developer machinesEverything above is about server-side multi-tenant isolation, where the threat is adversarial code escaping a sandbox to compromise a shared host. There is a related but different problem on developer machines: AI coding agents that execute commands locally on your laptop. The threat model shifts. There is no multi-tenancy. The concern is not kernel exploitation but rather preventing an agent from reading your ~/.ssh keys, exfiltrating secrets over the network, or writing to paths outside the project. Or you know if you are running Clawdbot locally, then everything is fair game.
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For reinforcement learning training pipelines where AI-generated code is evaluated in sandboxes across potentially untrusted workers, the threat model is both the code and the worker. You need isolation in both directions, which pushes toward microVMs or gVisor with defense-in-depth layering.