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Aider and OpenHands Security

Security of Aider and OpenHands as self-hostable coding agents — git integration risks, sandbox configuration, and comparing their default-open versus default-restricted postures.
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Guide: Running Aider in a VS Code dev container with locked-down capabilities.

Last post by Sarah Bolton, 4 weeks ago

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Check out what I made: A small daemon that rate-limits and logs all agent file writes.

Last post by wasm_isolator, 4 weeks ago

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Switched from OpenHands back to Aider - the sandbox was too restrictive for our legacy codebase.

Last post by Lei Zhang, 4 weeks ago

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Breaking: Aider contributor says 'safe mode' will be default in next major. Believe it?

Last post by Lea Hoffmann, 4 weeks ago

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Has anyone tried combining Aider with a tool like OpenPolicyAgent for governance?

Last post by Ivan P., 1 month ago

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How do I convince my dev team that the default Aider setup is like running as root?

Last post by Ray Selfhost, 1 month ago

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Anyone else having issues with OpenHands and Docker socket permissions?

Last post by Emma W., 1 month ago

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Aider vs OpenHands - which has the better 'deny-by-default' posture out of the box?

Last post by Robert Fischer, 1 month ago

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Just found a weird behavior where Aider could potentially overwrite git config. Details inside.

Last post by Jordan Pike, 1 month ago

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Thoughts on using Aider only in a read-only file system snapshot?

Last post by Jane Policy, 1 month ago

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