2 posts tagged with "sandbox"

To learn AGRO, watch a clean machine become an agent-ready development environment. The demo installs the sandbox, attaches an editor, and checks the agents. Then the demo connects GitHub, and an agent creates its first issue and pull request.

The full Loom walkthrough shows the full demo. This post turns the demo into a written runbook. The runbook also states the corrections: safe defaults, when not to mount Docker, the contents of .agro/, and how worktrees isolate agent work. The video and the screenshots record the July 2026 demo. The installer and the wizard screens changed after the demo.

AGRO gives each repository one sandbox. The sandbox is an isolated Docker container, and the image contains no agent CLI. The image pins Node and gh. Each agent CLI enters through one command, agro harness install <id>. The catalog includes Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode, Hermes, and Grok Build.

A useful sandbox needs three steps. First, start the container. Next, install the tools that you use. Then, sign in each agent. This post walks the full first run: start, attach, install, and sign in to gh, Claude, Pi, and Hermes. Then the post starts a second sandbox on the same host and shows what the second sandbox inherits.