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saberienceyesterday at 11:25 AM3 repliesview on HN

I really don't understand the use-case here.

My models are writing code all day in 3/4 different languages, why would I want to:

a) Restrict them to Python

b) Restrict them to a cutdown, less-useful version of Python?

My models write me Typescript and C# and Python all day with zero issues. Why do I need this?


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falcor84yesterday at 3:30 PM

For extremely rapid iteration - they can run a quick script with this in under 1ms - it removes a significant bottleneck, especially for math-heavy reasoning

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srcreighyesterday at 7:09 PM

It’s a sandbox. If your model generates and runs a script for each email in your inbox and has access to sensitive information, you want to make sure it can’t communicate externally.

zahlmanyesterday at 3:26 PM

For sandboxing, as described in the README.