OpenRod
Give each coding agent its own VM and its own network policy
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It copies your repo and your agent setup into isolated sandboxes, so parallel agents stop fighting over ports, browsers and worktrees, and your git credentials never leave your machine.
AgentBox is an MIT-licensed CLI that teleports a project into a sandboxed VM and starts a coding agent there, bringing your skills, plugins and settings for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi with it. Sandboxes run on local Docker or on Hetzner, DigitalOcean, E2B, Vercel or Daytona, and resume from checkpoints in under a second. Each has its own Chrome with VNC screen sharing, so agents do not compete for ports or a browser. Git and GitHub commands are shimmed back to the host, so credentials are never copied in. It installs from npm on macOS or Linux.
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