In our State of Agentic AI report , 60% of organizations reported having AI agents running in production. Those agents install packages, run scripts, and call external services on their own, and much of that work now happens on developer laptops, with developer credentials . Running untrusted or experimental code directly on your machine has always carried risk, and handing that same machine to an autonomous agent raises the stakes .
A sandbox environment gives code a separate, controlled space to run in, with limited access to the machine underneath and external systems. How strictly it holds that line depends on how the sandbox is built, which is where the differences between them start to matter.
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