Get a sandboxed Windows shell in 10 seconds.
psroot shellThat's it. You're inside an isolated container:
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║ Psroot Interactive Shell ║
║ Container: psroot-a1b2c3d4 ║
║ Network: None Sandbox: AppContainer ║
║ Isolation: Standard (AppContainer + Env) ║
║ Type 'exit' to leave the sandbox ║
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psroot>
psroot> echo %USERNAME%
ContainerUser
psroot> echo %COMPUTERNAME%
PSROOT
psroot> echo %PATH%
C:\...\rootfs\Windows\System32
psroot> whoami
psroot-a1b2c3d4\containeruser
Your real username, paths, and environment are hidden. The container can only see its own rootfs.
psroot> dir C:\Users
Access is denied.
psroot> dir C:\Program Files
Access is denied.
AppContainer blocks access at the kernel level — your files are invisible, not just hidden.
psroot> exit
Shell exited (code 0). Cleaning up...
Container psroot-a1b2c3d4 removed.
The container and its rootfs are automatically cleaned up.
# Node.js (copies from your host installation)
psroot shell --tool node
# Rust CLI tools (pstop, psmux, etc. from ~/.cargo/bin)
psroot shell --tool rust-bin
# Multiple tools
psroot shell --tool node --tool rust-bin# No network (default — most secure)
psroot shell
# Outbound only (can reach internet, can't listen on ports)
psroot shell --network outbound
# Full network + loopback (for running servers)
psroot shell --network full# 512 MB RAM, 50% CPU, max 50 processes
psroot shell --memory 512M --cpu 5000 --max-procs 50# Run a command and exit (no interactive shell)
psroot run -- cmd /c "echo Hello from the sandbox"
# Run Node.js script in a container
psroot run --tool node -- node -e "console.log(process.env.USERNAME)"- Interactive Shells — shell selection, environment, caching
- Networking Inside Sandboxes — ping, DNS, SSH, IP discovery
- Container Lifecycle — create, start, exec, stop, remove
- Isolation Guide — how the sandbox works, what's blocked
- Network & Tools — networking modes, tool provisioning
- Resource Limits — memory, CPU, process caps
- CLI Reference — every command and flag