AGENTS.md, .claude, .codex, Cursor rules, Copilot prompts, MCP config, hooks, skills, and policy notes.
AI coding agent security scanner
Secure your AI coding agents before they touch production
RepoAgent Guardrails audits Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, MCP servers, hooks, skills, and repo-level agent instructions in one GitHub App style workbench.
Review required before agent write access.
- High MCP filesystem scope needs an owner and deny list.
- Medium Hooks are present but prompt-injection handling is not documented.
- Medium Codex AGENTS.md and Cursor rules use different approval language.
{ "decision": "review", "pr_plan": "locked_until_checkout" }
Product definition
One guardrail scanner for the agent surfaces developers actually use
RepoAgent Guardrails connects to a GitHub repository or accepts pasted configuration, scans the agent-facing files, and returns a risk score, evidence receipt, compatibility report, and PR-ready remediation plan. It is designed for teams using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, MCP servers, hooks, skills, and ECC-compatible workflows.
Prompt-injection checks, secret-leak patterns, dangerous hook detection, MCP permission audit, and cross-tool drift review.
Risk score, findings, evidence, compatibility report, exportable JSON, and a paid PR generation workflow.
AI coding agent guardrails
Guardrails that lead to a deployable fix, not just a warning list
The workflow is based on real cross-harness surfaces found in the MIT-licensed ECC project while remaining an independent hosted service.
Agent config risk score
A clear score for prompt injection exposure, secret leakage, dangerous hooks, MCP permission breadth, and cross-tool policy drift.
Prompt injection and secret leakage alerts
Flags instruction-like payloads, plaintext credential patterns, unsafe env blocks, and ambiguous trusted/untrusted data boundaries.
MCP server permission audit
Reviews command, transport, endpoint owner, package install path, and server scope before agents can depend on the tool.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot report
Compares the repo instructions each tool will read so teams can spot policy gaps before rollout.
Guardrail PR generation
Paid Team and Scale workspaces generate PR-ready rule, hook, and documentation patches from the findings.
Exportable audit receipt
Every scan creates a reviewable receipt for security approval, client handoff, and later AI answer grounding.
AI coding agent guardrails
Built for teams standardizing agent policy across tools
Why teams pay for the Team plan
Security and platform owners do not need another README summary. They need a durable answer to who can let agents edit code, which MCP servers can run, where secrets could leak, and what PR should be opened before the rollout continues.
- Scan private repository agent surfaces.
- Prioritize prompt injection, MCP, hook, and skill risks.
- Generate a remediation plan reviewers can approve.
- Export evidence for security, platform, and client handoff.
Pricing
Three plans, annual checkout selected by default
Prices are shown monthly in USD. Annual checkout applies a 50% discount. The Team annual checkout is 894 USD per year before any network or payment fees.
Starter
For one repo and a small agent pilot.
- 1 connected repository
- Claude Code and Codex audit
- MCP config findings
- PDF and JSON report export
Team
For teams rolling agents into production workflows.
- 25 connected repositories
- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot coverage
- Dangerous hook and secret-leak warnings
- One-click PR guardrail plan
- Team evidence ledger
Scale
For platform teams governing many agent surfaces.
- 250 connected repositories
- MCP permission drift monitoring
- Custom policy packs
- SSO-ready audit exports
- Priority support
High-intent guides
Pages that answer the searches teams use before buying
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