Run AI agents in a zero-latency sandbox — in seconds, with zero setup

Install

curl
Homebrew
Debian · Fedora · Arch · Nix →

Quickstart

Find a package
always-further/pi
Run it, sandboxed
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The industry standard for software signing, used by PyPi, Homebrew, Maven and Google, GitHub, NVIDIA
Agents

Works with your agents

nono sandboxes any terminal agent. Pull a signed profile from the registry and run — no wrappers, no rewrites.

At scale

Engineers at some of the world’s largest tech companies run nono in production.

It scales from a single laptop to fleets of agents without changing the model — the same composable policy, per-tool sandboxing, credential protection, and fully auditable execution.

Composable policy

Scalable JSON profiles that compose across teams and version-control alongside your code.

Tool-specific sandboxing

A sandbox tuned to each agent and tool — least privilege by default, not one blunt boundary.

Credential protection

Secrets are injected at the boundary and never exposed to the agent. Zeroised on exit.

Fully auditable

Every action lands in a cryptographic, tamper-evident audit trail you can verify.

Community

From the community

James Carnegie avatar

Datadog engineers want their agents to move fast, and we want our credentials and production systems kept safe while they do. nono is the only sandbox that gives us both fine-grained, per-command policies and sophisticated credential management that fits existing, complex real-world toolchains.

James Carnegie -- Staff Security Engineer, Datadog

Leonardo Zanivan avatar

Security is embedded in everything we build at Okta. nono gives us the confidence to innovate with AI agents by isolating their execution in a highly secure, policy-controlled sandbox. It ensures our credentials remain locked down and protected, without sacrificing developer velocity

Leonardo Zanivan -- Principal Engineer, Okta

Clint Gibler avatar

Neat project, thanks for sharing! I like the OS-specific security primitives, useful built-in profiles, and being able to customize what's allowed/blocked.

Clint Gibler -- Member of Technical Staff, OpenAI

Chris Hughes avatar

OS-Level Isolation for AI Agents. Really awesome work and resource here

Chris Hughes -- VP, Security Strategy @ Zenity

Terra Tauri avatar

I integrated nono into my project this weekend and it was a breeze to work with!

Terra Tauri -- Senior Engineer II, Bit Complete

Cuong Nguyen avatar

Beautiful work! It is encouraging to see kernel security being taken seriously, especially during this current episode of OpenClaw and Moltbot.

Cuong Nguyen -- Cloud Architect and System Engineer