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by joaquin_arias
100 days ago
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This looks really useful! I like how you added OS-level sandboxing and deterministic guardrails instead of relying on LLM-based intent checks — that feels much safer for running autonomous agents. Curious: have you tried integrating this with multi-agent setups, where multiple Claude Code instances interact? I wonder how the guardrails would scale when agents start triggering each other’s commands. Also, do you have plans for a lightweight visualization dashboard for monitoring blocked vs allowed commands in real time? It could help developers trust the system more quickly. |
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>> have you tried integrating this with multi-agent setups, where multiple Claude Code instances interact?
We wanted to solve for the most frequent use case first (single-agent execution), but multi-agent is definitely on the cards. If you've got some use cases in mind, let me know and we'll apply Railyard to it.