Secure AI Coding Assistants, AI IDEs & CLIs

Akto AI Coding Assistant Connectors

Claude Code


GitHub Copilot

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Gemini CLI

OpenCode
Kiro
VS Code

Visual Studio

Amp Code

Neovim
& more
Shadow AI
Unmonitored and unauthorized use of AI coding assistants within your organization.
Data Leakage
Exposure of sensitive information, API keys due to inadequate safeguards in AI systems.
AI Threats
New attack vectors like prompt injection, jailbreaking, and malicious code exploitation threaten AI systems.
Compliance Breaches
Unmonitored and unauthorized use of AI tools within your organization.
Excessive Agency
AI Coding Assistants, inherit user identities and permissions and take autonomous actions.
Supply Chain Risk
Unvetted third-party skills, plugins, and extensions employees install, introducing untrusted code into your AI stack.
01
OBSERVABILITY
Full visibility into AI coding assistant usage
Akto discovers every AI coding assistant, IDE extension, and MCP server running across your developer machines, including the ones no one approved. Every prompt, response, and tool call is recorded, giving you a complete inventory of AI usage and a clear view of where risk is building.


02
AI GUARDRAILS
Enforce guardrails uniformly across web, IDEs, and CLIs
Define guardrail policies once in Akt and apply them to every assistant across web, IDEs, and CLIs, from sensitive data rules to prompt injection filters. Every decision is logged and sent to Slack, Teams, and your SIEM.
03
DATA PROTECTION
Prevent source code, secrets, and sensitive data from leaking
Using the policies you set, Akto inspects each prompt before it leaves the IDE or terminal. API keys, credentials, customer data, and proprietary code are blocked or redacted before they reach any model, closing one of the most common paths to data leakage.


04
RUNTIME AGENT CONTROLS
Enforce least privilege on every agent action and MCP call
Using the same policies, Akto checks every tool call, shell command, and MCP execution before it runs. Destructive commands, unapproved MCP servers, and attempts to move data out are stopped in place, while approved work continues without interruption.
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