In my experience it's mostly the UX/DX that Gondolin is missing. For instance, I don't want to set up a JavaScript project every single time I need a sandbox. Instead, I'd just want to place a config file in my repo or my home dir and be done with it.
replySo I wrote a wrapper around Gondolin which allows me to do that and a few other things: https://github.com/codethief/tuor
(Warning: Still very much experimental / underdocumented.)
Yes, the stated "target workload"[0] is not what i'm looking for. I want my agent to run for long, spin up dedicated local stack while developing etc.
replyIt seems with gondoling i need to explain the agent to run commands in the sandbox, but then where does the agent run itself?
You can run the agent in the gondolin sandbox if you wish.
replyTheir example implementation with pi uses a pi extension so that pi runs on the host but the read/write/bash/etc tools run in the guest. Doesn’t have to be that way though.