I wouldn't assume that a VM will give you complete security against a determined AI. yolobox started as a way to prevent accidental `rm -rf ~` and has expanded into a set of tools that make working with CLI agents easier.
Personally, I run yolobox directly on the host. Being able to tell the agent it has sudo and can install and do whatever it needs to accomplish any task is handy.
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So the right way to use yolobox is to spin up one VM as a secure sandbox, and then use yolobox to separate individual agents within the VM?
I wouldn't assume that a VM will give you complete security against a determined AI. yolobox started as a way to prevent accidental `rm -rf ~` and has expanded into a set of tools that make working with CLI agents easier.
Personally, I run yolobox directly on the host. Being able to tell the agent it has sudo and can install and do whatever it needs to accomplish any task is handy.