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Containarium is an open-source, self-hostable sandbox built for AI coding agents and MCP-style workflows. It lets users bring an existing agent such as Cursor, Claude Code, or OpenCode while the platform runs the isolated box where risky commands, dependency installs, and project changes can happen. The tool is aimed at developers, platform teams, and security-conscious builders who want agent autonomy without handing their real workstation or production environment to every task. It solves the blast-radius problem by separating the agent’s execution environment from the user’s core system. The Show HN launch makes it notable because sandboxing is becoming a baseline requirement for practical coding agents, not an optional enterprise feature.

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