The-agent-sandbox-taxonomy helps you understand and score AI agent sandboxes. It uses seven defense layers, seven threat categories, and three evaluation dimensions to rate over 20 different sandbox setups. This framework shows how AI environments keep your data and systems safe. You do not need any technical background to use it.
This app gives you a clear view of sandbox security. It works on Windows computers and uses simple tools to help you study or compare sandboxes.
To run the application smoothly on your Windows PC, make sure your system meets these specs:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit preferred)
- 4 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB recommended
- 500 MB free disk space
- Internet access (for initial download and updates)
- At least a dual-core processor
These requirements ensure the software runs without slowdowns or interruptions.
You can get the application from the official GitHub page below. Click the badge to open the page.
Go to the link above. This page hosts the latest version of the application files and documentation.
Look for the section labeled Releases or Assets. Here you'll find files available for download.
Choose the file ending with .exe or .msi. This is the installer or the app for Windows. Click it to start downloading.
Once downloaded, open the file by double-clicking it. This will start the installation process.
The installer will ask you to accept terms and select where to save the software. Use the default options for the easiest setup.
When installation completes, you can open the app from the desktop shortcut or the Start menu.
After launching, you will see a simple interface with clear labels. The main features include:
- Sandbox Overview: View summaries of sandbox security features across several categories.
- Scores Display: Check detailed scores for each sandbox. Scores help compare their protection levels.
- Layer Analysis: Review how effective different defense layers are.
- Threat Categories: Understand risks each sandbox addresses.
Navigate using the menu or buttons. Each section explains technical terms in easy language.
If the app won’t run, try these steps:
- Make sure your Windows version is 10 or higher.
- Confirm you have downloaded the correct file for Windows.
- Restart your computer if the app freezes or doesn’t start.
- Check that you have at least 500 MB free space.
- Disable antivirus temporarily if it blocks the installation (turn it back on afterward).
- Contact support via GitHub if problems persist.
- Run the app when your computer is not busy with other programs.
- Save your scores and settings regularly within the app.
- Explore different sandbox configurations to learn how defenses change scores.
- Use exported reports for study or planning AI environment security.
When installed, the app folder contains:
- App executable: The program file to launch.
- Configuration files: Settings and preferences.
- Help folder: Simple guides and explanations of scoring.
- Logs: Files with records of your sessions (useful for troubleshooting).
You normally do not need to change these files manually.
The app runs locally on your computer. It does not send your data anywhere unless you choose to share logs or reports.
You control what to save or delete. No hidden processes collect your information. This design keeps your work private and secure.
This application is based on a detailed framework to rate AI agent sandboxes by their security features. It covers:
- 7 layers of defense, like network isolation and process controls.
- 7 threat categories, such as code injection or data leaks.
- 3 main evaluation dimensions to compare effectiveness.
You can use it to study sandbox designs, plan improvements, or educate yourself on AI security.
This project relates to:
- Agent safety
- AI agents
- Compute isolation
- Container security
- Defense in depth
- DevOps practices
- Infrastructure security
- Large language model agents
- MicroVMs
- Sandbox models
- Scoring frameworks
- Security taxonomy
- Threat modeling
These topics shape how the app evaluates and scores sandbox environments.
Click here to visit the page and download the latest Windows version from GitHub.
Use the instructions above to install and start using the application.