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Clodpod — AI skill for Claude Code

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Run AI agents isolated inside an macOS virtual machine.

How to install Clodpod

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open webcoyote/clodpod and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Clodpod does

Run AI agents isolated inside an macOS virtual machine. Configured to run Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor Agent, Google Gemini.

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README

ClodPod - Run AI agents in a macOS VM sandbox

ClodPod creates a macOS virtual machine sandbox configured to run applications like Claude Code, Open AI Codex, Google Gemini, and Cursor Agent. It facilitates disabling AI permission prompts so you can get work done without risking your entire computer.

ClodPod maps any number of your project directories into the virtual machine so AI agents can work on your code while remaining isolated from your host computer.

ClodPod virtual machines include Xcode and common development tools, and it's easy to extend to add your own development tools and configuration files.


Key features

  • Builds a virtual machine and launches AI agents with access to your projects
  • Enables mapping multiple projects in the same virtual machine simultaneously
  • Open multiple AI agents sessions and shell prompts, or use the GUI
  • Bundled herdr agent multiplexer for running many agents in a single session
  • Headless mode for CI/CD workflows with --no-graphics
  • Includes Xcode and common development tools; you can add your own tools too
  • Fast rebuild and relaunch using a three-layer APFS CoW caching system
  • Named VM instances for switching between projects or worktree branches
  • Parallel VM execution with configurable memory budget

Usage:

# Clone clodpod
git clone https://github.com/webcoyote/clodpod ~/projects/clodpod

# Create an alias for clod or add it to your path
alias clod="$HOME/projects/clodpod/clod"
# - or -
alias clod="$HOME/projects/clodpod/clod --no-graphics"
# - or -
PATH="$PATH:"$HOME/projects/clodpod"

# Note: for the first run you'll want to start in the project directory,
# which will get remembered. Use add/remove for changing projects.
cd "YOUR PROJECT DIRECTORY"

# Run Claude Code
clod claude
# also clod cl"

# Run OpenAI