If you don't impose some kind of sandboxing, how can you put an upper bound on the level of "pain"? What if the agent leaked a bunch of sensitive information about your biggest customer, and they fired you?
Someone could post everything on that machine to the internet and nothing would happen because I'm not that interesting, my code isn't that interesting, there's no customer data on the machine.
I sell bespoke SaaS solutions to mid sized businesses. Really really boring stuff. My moat isn't my secret super duper fast software or secret client list, it's that I can integrate and iterate faster than others can in the same space.
Part of that value comes from letting Claude do his thing.
Someone could post everything on that machine to the internet and nothing would happen because I'm not that interesting, my code isn't that interesting, there's no customer data on the machine.
I sell bespoke SaaS solutions to mid sized businesses. Really really boring stuff. My moat isn't my secret super duper fast software or secret client list, it's that I can integrate and iterate faster than others can in the same space.
Part of that value comes from letting Claude do his thing.