Comment by walrus01
1 hour ago
While admittedly this can be a bit risky, there's a lot less possible blast radius or thing that can go catastrophically wrong if you give the LLM the ssh keys and sudo access on a KVM VM (or equivalent) that's been created as a blank slate exclusively as its playground. I have a template debian 13 KVM VM that can have its ssh host keys and hostname wiped, other unique per-node things, and duplicated with a basic bash script in a couple of minutes to deploy for home lab testing.
I'm fine with giving a "smart" self hosted LLM like qwen 3.8-flash-next Q8 access to it to do things in opencode.
Don't give it the keys to any castle but give it access to one specific containerized thing...
So you're talking about a sandbox, not a prod server hosting personal data?