Observed arrival · 2026-09-11
ScopeShelf puts a fence around AI tools on your Mac
A macOS sandbox for running Claude Code, Codex, and other apps with explicit file-access zones, optional network blocking, and a live audit log.
Field notes
ScopeShelf creates one launcher per app or project and applies macOS Seatbelt rules before the process starts. Its access model separates writable project folders, read-only references, and invisible private folders, while a network switch and live audit log add two further controls. The page lists macOS 14+, Apple Silicon and Intel support, and says the profiles block SSH keys, keychains, and cloud credentials by default. A seven-day trial is offered before the stated one-time €19 purchase.
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