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Locking any MCP server in a Claude Code sandbox with srt

11/01/2026 — 11/01, 09:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)

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  • A tutorial uses Anthropic's Sandbox Runtime (srt) to wrap any MCP server process in OS-level file and network restrictions—sandbox-exec on m…
  • only allowlisted domains can connect. srt is built for Claude Code.

Background & analysis

On November 1, 2026, DEV Community's AI section published a tutorial showing how to wrap any MCP server process inside Anthropic's Sandbox Runtime (srt), enforcing OS-level file and network limits without a container.

The guide explains that an MCP server is a program handed to an agent to run locally under the user's permissions, and notes that a buggy or compromised one could read SSH keys or reach out to arbitrary hosts. It describes srt as relying on sandbox-exec on macOS and bubblewrap on Linux, with proxy-based network controls layered on top. The default policy blocks network access entirely and forbids writes outside the working directory; the examples show that only domains placed on an allowlist can connect, while all other requests are intercepted by the network allowlist. The tutorial adds that srt is built for Claude Code, is currently a beta research preview, and that its configuration format may change.

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  1. This guide uses Anthropic's Sandbox Runtime (srt) to wrap any MCP server process in OS-level file and network limits — sandbox-exec on macOS, bubblewrap on Linux — without a container. Defaults deny network access and writes outside the working paths; in the walkthrough only allowlisted hosts get through, with other calls blocked by the network allowlist. srt was built for Claude Code and is a beta research preview, so config formats may change.

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