Abyss is an orchestrator that runs your AI coding agents inside containers. You configure your editor like a normal ACP agent and Abyss handles Docker, intercepting every filesystem and shell request so nothing executes on your real machine.
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Every filesystem and shell request is intercepted and executed inside the container, never on the host.
Nothing is visible to the agent by default until you explicitly mount or copy it in.
Abyss speaks ACP, so your existing editor or client can drive the isolated agent.
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