So I spent the last 24 hours with Claude Code and here it comes:
Native Rust, Zero-Wrappers: This isn't just another agent wrapper. It’s a ground-up implementation in Rust. No heavy dependencies, no Python bloat, and no reliance on OpenCode/AgentSDK. Just raw performance and a tiny binary.
Docker Sandboxing: Since agents execute code, security is paramount. Open Cowork runs commands inside a transient Docker container.
BYOK (Bring Your Own Key): Use OpenAI, Anthropic, or run entirely offline with Ollama/Local LLMs. You own the keys and the privacy.
Skills, and MCPs: It can already handle complex document tasks (PDF, Excel, etc.) out of the box.
The Development Story: The most interesting part is that I had zero Rust experience before this weekend.
It was a surreal experience: an AI agent (Claude Code) helping me build a faster, secure, and open-source version of "itself."
The project is live on GitHub:https://github.com/kuse-ai/kuse_cowork
It's still very early and experimental, any feedback is welcome :)
kxbnb•2w ago
Curious: how are you thinking about policy enforcement for what the agent can actually do within the sandbox? Like limiting which MCP tools it can call or what parameters are valid?
We're working on governance/guardrails for MCP pipelines at keypost.ai - would be interested to explore if there's complementary overlap. Congrats on shipping!
rctstudio2018•2w ago
That’s a good callout. So far we are replying on the model to reliably follow the MCP definitions and scopes.