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AI Code Security is an emerging category that combines governance over AI coding agents with security intelligence built into every stage of the AI-SDLC. AURI covers both halves in a single platform: agent governance, secure code generation, and detection and remediation across pull requests and dependencies.
AURI integrates with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, VS Code, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, and any MCP-compatible client through a single MCP server. Agent Governance attaches through native hooks in Claude Code and Cursor, with more harnesses coming as they expose hook interfaces.
No. Agent Governance is designed to work without heavy endpoint agents, per-IDE plugins, or noisy popups. AURI for Developers installs as a single MCP server or Skills plugin that developers add in one command.
Traditional scanners assume a human developer is making one change at a time, with a human reviewer on the other end. AI coding agents make dozens of changes per task, pull in packages the developer has never heard of, and operate in a context window the security team cannot see. AI Code Security adds the governance layer agents need, gives them security context in the moment they are writing code, and replaces alert-flood scanning with reachability-based findings the agent can fix.
AURI uses the native hooks model in Claude Code and Cursor. The harness pipes structured event data (the shell command, the file path, the MCP call) to AURI, AURI evaluates it against your policy, and AURI returns allow, deny, or modify. Policy is deterministic and lives server-side, so a regex on a shell command line is not subject to jailbreaks.
Customers track three numbers: blocked PRs (down 83% on average), security tickets (10x reduction), and mean time to remediate CVEs (6x faster). On the governance side, look at policy violations caught at the hook layer and audit coverage across your agent fleet.