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106106mkdir -p ~/.claude && { [ -f ~/.claude.json ] || echo '{}' > ~/.claude.json; }
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109Once the settings file is in place, launch Claude Code with `npx` and pass `claude` as the command to wrap:
109Install the runtime globally, under a prefix outside every path you allow writes to:
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111111```bash theme={null}
112npx @anthropic-ai/sandbox-runtime claude
112npm install -g @anthropic-ai/sandbox-runtime
113113```
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115Claude Code starts inside the sandbox with the filesystem and network boundaries you configured. The same command works for sandboxing standalone MCP servers or other helper processes.
115Once the settings file is in place, launch Claude Code through the runtime from your project directory:
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117```bash theme={null}
118srt claude
119```
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121Claude Code starts inside the sandbox with the filesystem and network boundaries you configured. The same `srt` command works for sandboxing standalone MCP servers or other helper processes.
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117123### What the runtime blocks on its own
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