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A full x86_64 Linux VM sandbox in WASM with host OS read-only folder mount, accessible via native tool calls by a WebGPU LLM. Video is real time. There is no server, no privacy concerns, no “escapes”. Comfortably in a browser tab. Sandboxes work. If they don’t: Not a sandbox.

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