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Agent Sandbox Monitor

Security Monitoring Your AI Agent Behavior, preventing malicious operations and data leaks

🔐 Select Security Level

📊 Monitor Dashboard

Waiting to Launch

🛡️Standard Mode

Balances security and functionality, suitable for most scenarios

✅ Allowed Operations

• Restricted network access

• Read/write to specified directories

• Whitelisted commands

• 30-minute timeout

⚠️ RiskTip

• Medium risk

• Requires monitoring logs

📜 Event Log

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Click "Launch Simulation" to view monitor events

⚖️ SecurityRules

Deny access to /etc/passwd

Deny execution of sudo/su commands

Limit network request frequency (100/min)

Deny access to keys in environment variables

Maximum execution time: 30 minutes

Deny creation of child processes

📈 Security Statistics

Enabled Rules

Blocked Operations

Warning Events

Total Events

💡 Why do we need a sandbox?

AI Agents may perform unexpected operations: delete files, leak data, execute malicious code. Sandbox isolation can limit agent permissions and protect system security.

Inspired by: Agent Safehouse (739 ⭐ on HN)

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Real-timeMonitor

Monitor every operation of your AI Agent, detect abnormal behavior in time.

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Permission Control

Fine-grained control over agent's file, network, and command execution permissions.

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Audit Log

完整Records所有操作，方便Things后Analyzeand合规审计。

How to Use Agent Sandbox Monitor

Safely observe your AI agent's actions without risking your system.

1Configure sandbox permissions and limits
2Deploy your agent into the simulated environment
3Monitor filesystem and network requests
4Review safety logs and violation attempts

Who Is Agent Sandbox Monitor For?

For AI researchers and developers building autonomous systems.

Security Engineers

Audit new AI agents for unsafe behavior

AI Researchers

Study autonomous agent decision making safely

Frequently Asked Questions

What restrictions can I apply?▼

You can block specific network domains, rate limit API calls, and virtualize the filesystem.