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Enable AI Coding Agents—Safely

Run Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and custom agents with guardrails

AI coding agents are transforming productivity—but giving them access to your codebase, APIs, and infrastructure without boundaries is a risk most organizations can't accept.

How Coder helps

Agents execute in workspaces

Same isolation as developers. Agents only access what the workspace allows.

Built-in guardrails

Access controls, spend limits, session timeouts, network restrictions.

Full audit trail

Every agent action logged. See what it did, when, what it accessed.

Agent containment model

Agents only see what you allow. An AI agent in your workspace has access to code files; permitted APIs like development databases, staging endpoints, and internal tools; and permitted tools like Git, npm, docker, IDE extensions, and terminal access. The workspace boundary blocks access to production systems, other workspaces, unrestricted internet, and secrets not granted.

Supported Agents

Claude Code

Anthropic

Cursor

AI-native IDE

Copilot

GitHub

Codex

Open AI

Windsurf

Codeium

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VS Code ext

Aider

CLI tool

Cline

VS Code ext

Custom

Your agents

Any agent that runs in a terminal, IDE, or via API works in Coder workspaces

Through giving AI agents really hard tasks, that's the only way to actually push the boundary of what they're capable of. Without a platform to distribute, govern, and control those environments, AI agents don't provide a material advantage.

Read: Every Cursor Needs a Coder Book a demo