Secure AI Coding

See What Your Coding Agents Actually Did

Netra finds Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Kiro on developer endpoints, traces each task to the files it touched, and blocks leaks.

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The Challenge

Coding Agents Act With a Developer’s Access

Prompt filters see the request. They miss what the agent did next.

01

They Read More Than Anyone Pastes

Agents open config and .env files on their own, so secrets reach the model untyped.

02

They Run Commands and Call Out

Agents run shell commands, call MCP tools, and reach the network: a path out of your repository.

03

An Alert Without the Story

A “credentials” hit says little without the task, the intent, and the step that read the file.

What You Get

See the Agent, Trace the Task, Keep the Secrets

Netra sees what the agent did with your access.

01

See every agent on every endpoint

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Kiro, with the extensions, MCP servers, and Agent Skills around them.

02

Trace each task to the file it read

Agent Trace shows the task, its intent, and the exact file read, graded S1 to S4.

03

Keep code and credentials where they belong

Classifiers grade code and secrets, Guardrails flag risky tool calls, and policies block the content, the agent, or the personal account.

Agent Trace

Every Agent Task, Traced to the File It Read

In this example, the risk trace ties an autonomous task’s S4 read of config/.env.staging back to its opening intent. Read How to Secure AI Coding Assistants.

Intent and Behavior

Each task shows its intent, chat or autonomous behavior, tool calls, and sensitive hits.

Provenance to the File

The risk trace runs from opening intent to the exact file read, graded S1 to S4.

From Alert to Task

Any DLP alert opens straight into the agent task behind it.

FAQ

Common Questions

Can security teams review what a coding agent actually did?

Yes. Agent Trace shows each task’s intent, behavior, sensitive data, and the file it read. Content stays masked until a reviewer reveals it.

Does it count when an agent reads a secret on its own, with nothing pasted?

Yes. File Access lists the agent processes that opened labelled files, so a .env file an agent read on its own shows up like pasted content.

Can developers keep using their coding agents?

Yes. Netra observes by default, and policy can allow the corporate account while blocking the personal one, so blocking is the exception.

What does a proof of value show about coding agents?

Which coding agents are in use, what each autonomous run read and did, and which code and secrets reached a model.

See What Your Coding Agents Did This Week

Trace each agent task to the code and secrets it touched.

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