I've been deep in Docker sbx + Docker Model Runner for the past week. The combination is quietly the first real open-source implementation of "agent in a microVM, model on the host, zero cloud." Full walkthrough ~ 8 steps, every command tested on my Mac.
AI coding agents are incredibly useful until you realize they're running next to your SSH keys and AWS credentials. Here's how Docker Sandboxes changes that.
OpenClaw is not safe in its default configuration. With deliberate hardening running inside Docker Sandboxes, keeping it patched, binding the gateway to localhost, and auditing every skill, it becomes conditionally safe for personal use.
With 21,000+ GitHub stars and 497 models from 133 providers, llmfit is the fastest way to know which local LLMs will actually run and, run well on your machine.
Containers share your host kernel. A container escape gives root on your machine. MicroVMs don't. They give each agent its own kernel, enforced by hardware. Docker sbx is how you run Claude Code, Codex, or any coding agent with full autonomy and zero host risk. Here's exactly how it works.
Two NVIDIA Blackwell machines. Both fit on your desk. Prices within a few hundred dollars of each other. And yet buying the wrong one is a $3,500 mistake you'll feel every day.
Docker Hardened Images (DHI) are minimal, secure, and production-ready container images maintained by Docker. They're designed to reduce vulnerabilities, simplify compliance, and integrate seamlessly into your existing Docker-based workflows. With the release of Docker Desktop 4.65.0, the docker dhi CLI plugin ships built-in,
NemoClaw is a show-don't-tell technology. Labspaces are show-don't-tell teaching. After running NVIDIA's new enterprise AI agent platform on Jetson AGX Thor and Apple Silicon, I turned the whole experience into a guided, browser-based lab — every command, every error, every policy hash.
TL;DR: The short answer is yes. Here's exactly what works, what doesn't, and why.
The GTC conference often dubbed the "Woodstock of AI" returned to the SAP Center in San Jose on March 16, 2026, and Jensen Huang did not disappoint. In a two-hour keynote packed with product launches, philosophical framing, and an Olaf robot from Frozen, the NVIDIA CEO laid
NVIDIA just dropped NemoClaw at GTC 2026 and the actual sandbox code is already live on GitHub. I dug into the source: binary-scoped network enforcement, a live policy proxy that lets you change security rules without rebuilding the image. Here's how to run it on Jetson AGX Thor. 🦞
Agentic AI is moving fast and two of the most exciting frontiers are healthcare and finance. On March 21st, we're bringing together surgeons, dental AI builders, edge computing practitioners, and fintech innovators in a single invite-only session. Come curious. Leave with answers.
