Zed Enables OS-Level Sandboxing by Default for Its Agent Panel
Sandboxing
AISummary
Zed's agent panel now sandboxes its terminal and fetch tools by default, starting in release 1.14, and the restrictions are enforced by the operating system rather than by agent instructions. By default the sandbox blocks writes outside project directories, writes to .git, and network requests, and agents can request temporary escalation with a stated reason. The post also notes that sandboxing covers only those tools and does not protect against other tools, external programs, or the regular built-in terminal.
AIWhy it matters
The post explains how OS-enforced sandboxing limits agent terminal and fetch access, and why fine-grained command rules fall short of it.
Source: Zed Blog · zed.dev