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Eclipse Enclave

Eclipse Enclave is an open-source sandboxing tool that runs AI coding agents inside isolated containers.

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Eclipse Enclave is an open-source project hosted by the Eclipse Foundation and released under the MIT license. It is a runtime that runs sessions of AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex in containers and limits which files they can see, which network destinations they can reach and which credentials they can use.

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