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While some users cautiously rely on manual command approvals to prevent AI agents from accidentally "nuking" their systems or misconfiguring local environments, many argue that true safety requires robust sandboxing via tools like Leash, containers, or dedicated VMs. These isolated setups mitigate the risks of the "lethal trifecta"—simultaneous file access, program execution, and network requests—while allowing developers to embrace a high-productivity "YOLO mode." By containing the potential blast radius in this way, users can fearlessly run multiple agents in parallel, transforming a risky experiment into an efficient, multi-tasking workflow.