code-validation-sandbox

The setup-sandbox.sh script creates a Docker container with a bind mount of the current working directory. While appropriate for validation, users should be aware their project files become accessible inside the container. Code reference (scripts/setup-sandbox.sh:35-39): ```bash docker run -d \ --name "$CONTAINER_NAME" \ --mount type=bind,src="$(pwd)",dst=/workspace \ "$BASE_IMAGE" \ tail -f /dev/null ``` This is standard practice for sandboxed validation but users should understand the mount behavior.

The validate.sh script uses eval to parse context variables from detect-context.sh output. While the input is controlled (local script output), eval carries inherent risk if input were compromised. Code reference (scripts/validate.sh:126): ```bash eval "$context_vars" ``` The context_vars are generated locally by detect-context.sh with hardcoded variable names (LAYER, LANGUAGES, TIER, DEPTH).