Every coding agent, mapped to the access it holds.
Connect your organization’s coding agents to Sola and see what each one can reach, and the blast radius it inherits across your entire stack. Gain a practical secure-and-enable path for coding agents, inside the workflows you already use.
Supported Agents
Cursor
OpenAI Codex
Github Copilot
How can the Sola <> Coding Agents integration help you meet your security needs?
See every agent in context
Which developers run coding agents, where each is installed, and what it connects to, all in one Security Graph.Know the real blast radius
Sola connects each agent's access to the identities, credentials, and permissions behind it, and computes what it inherits.Deploy without disrupting developers
Push Sola's lightweight client through your MDM. No proxy, no gateway, no change to how developers work.Use cases and capabilities
Related security questions
Sola for Coding Agents reads how local AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor are configured on developer endpoints, mapping each agent’s skills, MCP servers, permissions, and sub-agents. That configuration becomes a posture view inside Sola’s Security Graph, so you see what each agent’s access means across your cloud, identity, SaaS, and endpoint context.
Sola reads each agent’s configuration and the credentials it can reach, so when an agent runs a command against AWS, you see the exact account and role behind it. Sola reads configuration and endpoint telemetry only. It runs no static code analysis and never touches the code developers write.
Sola scans agent configuration periodically to keep the posture view current. It also captures execution events on the endpoint, which you reach through ad-hoc queries in Sola Chat when you want to check what an agent actually ran.
Other tools stay inside the AI stack and show you what the agent did. A gateway only sees traffic that routes through it. Sola collects on the endpoint and cross-references every agent against the cloud, identity, SaaS, and endpoint data in your Security Graph, so you see what each action means against the developer’s real access.
Sola runs through a lightweight client script, typically pushed through your MDM. No proxy, no gateway, no change to how developers work. It supports Mac and Linux environments and takes a secure-and-enable approach rather than blanket restrictions.