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Capsem 发布 Rust 超轻量级 AI 代理沙箱:基于 KVM 实现秒级启动与 MCP 策略隔离
Capsem 推出了一款基于 Rust 的超轻量级虚拟机管理程序,专为在气隙 Linux VM 中安全运行 AI 编码代理而设计。该工具支持 Claude Code、Gemini CLI 等主流代理,通过 vsock 实现策略检查的 MCP 工具访问,并能在 10 秒内完成从启动到提示词的初始化,显著降低了本地开发环境的安全配置门槛。
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A Rust-powered hypervisor that sandboxes every AI coding agent in its own air-gapped Linux VM. See everything, control everything.
$ curl -fsSL https://capsem.org/install.sh | sh Learn More
Ready to code, out of the box
A fully configured Linux dev environment with your favorite AI agents, MCP tools, and packages pre-installed. Boot to prompt in under 10 seconds.
Broad agent support
All major AI coding agents, pre-installed and auto-configured for sandbox mode.
Claude Code AnthropicGemini CLI GoogleCodex OpenAI
Native MCP endpoint
Policy-checked tool access over vsock. Built-in tools plus custom MCP servers via fastmcp.
fetch_http Fetch and extract web contentgrep_http Search web pages with regexhttp_headers Inspect HTTP headers and status
Preconfigured environment
Python, Node.js, and 30+ packages ready to go. No setup required.
Python 3Node.js 24gituvnumpypandasscipyscikit-learnrequestshttpxbeautifulsoup4pytestrichmatplotlibfastmcp
Coming soon
Active development. Here's what's next.
- VM checkpointing and restore
- Linux host support
- VS Code extension
- Custom MCP server marketplace
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Security without compromise
ISOLATION
Hardware-level sandboxing with Apple Virtualization.framework
Each agent session boots a lightweight Linux VM with a read-only rootfs, no swap, no kernel modules, no debugfs. Air-gapped networking with a dummy NIC and fake DNS ensures nothing reaches the real network without going through the MITM proxy.
- Ephemeral VMs -- fresh state every session
- Read-only rootfs with tmpfs workspace
- No systemd, no sshd, no cron -- minimal attack surface
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See everything your AI agent does on the network
A transparent MITM proxy terminates TLS from the guest using per-domain minted certificates, inspects every HTTP request and response, and applies policy before forwarding to the real upstream. Full request/response bodies are logged to a per-session SQLite database.
- Per-domain TLS certificate minting
- Method + path policy rules per domain
- Full body capture for post-hoc analysis
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Enterprise-grade policy with profile and corp config layers
Each profile owns its enforcement, detection, MCP, plugin, and asset configuration. Corp-level config at /etc/capsem/corp.toml (MDM-distributed) locks down policy and reporting with enterprise overrides that users cannot bypass.
- Profile-owned CEL enforcement rules
- Detection rules with Sigma import/export
- Corp config locks and reports profile behavior
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How it works
A native macOS hypervisor creates an air-gapped Linux VM for each session. All network traffic is forced through an inspecting proxy on the host.
macOS Host Desktop App GUI + CLI interface MITM Proxy TLS termination + HTTP inspection Policy Engine Domain + HTTP + MCP rules Session Telemetry SQLite DB per session vsock terminal HTTPS + MCP Linux VM (air-gapped) AI Agent Claude / Gemini / Codex PTY Agent Terminal I/O over vsock Net Proxy TCP-to-vsock relay (iptables) MCP Server Tool relay over vsock Internet (via host MITM proxy only)FAQ
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All guest HTTPS traffic is redirected through an iptables rule to a local TCP relay, which bridges to the host via vsock. The host terminates TLS using per-domain minted certificates (signed by a static Capsem CA baked into the guest's trust store), inspects the HTTP request, applies policy, and forwards to the real upstream.
Download Capsem
Open source, native macOS and Linux packages, boots in under 10 seconds.
$ curl -fsSL https://capsem.org/install.sh | sh
or download the package from the stable channel
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Requires macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon or Debian/Ubuntu Linux with KVM. Capsem uses Apple Virtualization.framework on macOS and KVM on Linux.