Show HN: Cosplay as a tech lead, using gVisor to sandbox agents (github.com)

A new project named MIKE has been launched, which is a Large Language Model harness designed to enhance software development workflows. It employs gVisor for robust sandbox isolation, enabling the secure execution of code and the integration of custom extensions through iframe sandboxing and wazero. This design choice ensures that developers can safely run and test their agents while leveraging functionalities from llama.cpp and inference providers that comply with the OpenAI Chat Completions API. However, it’s important to note that the API and extension interfaces are still in development and will only be stable in the upcoming version 1.0. The significance of MIKE lies in its focus on security and usability, particularly for development in potentially unreliable network environments. By optimizing as a Progressive Web App, it caters to developers who require flexibility in various networking conditions. Developers are guided through a setup process that requires docker or podman, and a secure key generation to ensure encrypted environments. This project demonstrates an important step towards creating safer, efficient tools for building AI applications, which is crucial for the ever-evolving AI/ML landscape.