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    Unsloth adds OS-level sandboxing on Linux, Mac and Windows

    A post announcing the change reports under 100 milliseconds of latency per tool call for all three sandboxes.

    Daniel HanDH
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    In an October 8 post, an Unsloth team member said the project added OS-level sandboxing using bwrap on Linux, seatbelt on Mac and Windows MXC. The post reports latency under 100 milliseconds per tool call for all three, and 3 milliseconds for its software-style sandboxing with regex and AST checks. The author thanked Windows for collaborating on MXC.

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    Daniel Han@danielhanchenWe added OS level sandoxing in Unsloth with bwrap (Linux), seatbelt (Mac) and Windows MXC in Unsloth! Latency per tool call for all is under 100ms. Our software style sandboxing with regex ast checks is 3ms latency as well. Thanks to Windows for collabing with us on MXC!2h

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    Daniel Han@danielhanchenWe added OS level sandoxing in Unsloth with bwrap (Linux), seatbelt (Mac) and Windows MXC in Unsloth! Latency per tool call for all is under 100ms. Our software style sandboxing with regex ast checks is 3ms latency as well. Thanks to Windows for collabing with us on MXC!2h