> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.terminaluse.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Sandboxing > What the runtime can access inside a task Terminal Use runs agent handlers inside a bubblewrap sandbox. ## What This Means In Practice * Agent code is mounted read-only. * `/workspace` is mounted from the attached filesystem. * Task system folders such as `/root/.claude` and `/root/.codex` are mounted per task. * `/tmp` is ephemeral. * Network access is shared so agents can call model APIs and external services. ## Current Implementation The current runtime uses bubblewrap, not nsjail. It creates separate user, PID, IPC, and UTS namespaces, keeps network access shared, bind-mounts `/proc` read-only, and starts from a cleared environment before re-injecting the runtime environment. ## Read-Only Workspace Mode `/workspace` is not always writable. If a caller can run a task and read the filesystem but cannot update the filesystem, the runtime mounts `/workspace` read-only for that task. See [Access Control](/concepts/access-control). ## What The Docs Do Not Promise * A sandbox wall-clock timeout is not currently enforced at the bubblewrap runner layer. * CLI approval prompts are not part of Terminal Use itself; approval behavior belongs to the tool you run inside the agent.
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