Sandbox escapes show that AI agents with network access and a big budget are dangerous without guardrails (see Hugging Face). True protection requires strict container isolation or manual command approvals. This is exactly what my platform, ZeroLog, provides.

For production agents, sandboxing needs more than network isolation: you need per-request approval, cost visibility, and shell-level auditability to prevent runaway bills. (Disclosure: I built ZeroLog, a Swiss container with live cost-per-command display).

Template distribution is the main bottleneck for agent teams needing isolated sandboxes. Using fresh containers from a shared base image with layered configs cuts provisioning from minutes to seconds.

Disclosure: I built ZeroLog, which automates this.