> On your own machine that leaves two bad options. You approve every command (and babysit a prompt every few seconds), or you run --dangerously-skip-permissions and hope nothing important is one rm -rf or one leaked token away.

Literally everyone has the option to use a VM - it's built into Windows, UTM on MacOS, Docker on Linux. Yes, "a tool that automatically builds a VM" is useful, but we've had a third option (four, if you count "actually I disagree with the idea that it's only useful if it's fully agentic") from day one.