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nono

nolabs-ai

Zero-setup, daemonless sandbox that runs coding agents under least-privilege via OS kernel allow-lists.

2.8k stars(as of 2026-06-26)View on GitHubHomepage

What is nono?

A zero-setup, no-daemon sandbox for running coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Copilot) under least-privilege by default, restricting filesystem and network access through OS-level kernel allow-lists rather than a VM or container. It adds proxy-based credential injection, domain and L7 network filtering, tamper-evident audit logging and atomic filesystem snapshots for undo.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Cross-platform least-privilege (macOS, Linux, Windows via WSL2) with no daemon, container or VM
  • Credential injection, L7/domain network filtering, audit log and atomic rollback in one tool
  • Apache-2.0 with high release velocity (90+ releases), CI and signed agent profiles

Cons

  • Pre-1.0, so the API can still change
  • OS allow-list isolation is a lighter boundary than full VM/KVM isolation
  • Authorship (Sigstore team) and named-company testimonials on the site are vendor claims we could not independently verify

License

Apache-2.0 (OSI-open)

When it is interesting

Running terminal coding agents locally under least-privilege with credential isolation and rollback, without VMs.

When it is too early

If you need a stable 1.0 API, or hard VM-grade isolation for untrusted code.

This repo featured in the 2026-07 edition of the Open-Source AI Radar.