FOR ENGINEERING TEAMS • CODING AGENT GOVERNANCE

Coding Agent Traffic.
Audited and Secured.

Your developers run Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Codex against their existing subscriptions. That traffic carries your source code, your credentials, and your customer data — and right now nobody can see it. SecuriX proxies it transparently: every request logged, every secret redacted, every token attributed, then forwarded to the provider untouched.

Keep every subscription you already pay for

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TWO DIFFERENT PROBLEMS

This Is Not a Gateway for the Apps You Build

“AI traffic” means two entirely different things inside an engineering organization, and they need different products. Make sure you are on the right page.

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Agents Your Developers Use

Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, and Windsurf running on developer machines against seat-based subscriptions. The traffic contains your source code and secrets, and it is completely unlogged.

→ Audit, visibility, and redaction at the proxy

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AI Features You Ship

LLM calls inside the product your team builds — where you need MCP tools, Rego policy on tool calls, and enforcement compiled into the application itself.

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THE CODING AGENT BLACK BOX

Questions You Currently Cannot Answer

Coding agents are the highest-privilege AI in your organization. They read entire repositories, execute commands, and send whatever context they gather to an external model — with no log, no attribution, and no inspection in between.

What did the agent send?

Source files, environment variables, and database output all leave in the prompt. None of it is recorded.

Who is consuming what?

Provider dashboards show an account total. They cannot tell you which developer or which agent drove it.

Did a secret leak?

An agent reading a config file can forward live API keys to an external model. You would never know.

Where is the audit trail?

When a SOC 2 or ISO review asks what your AI tooling accessed over six months, there is nothing to produce.

Read: What Your Coding Agents Are Actually Sending
TRANSPARENT PROXY

One Endpoint Change.
Nothing Else Moves.

SecuriX is a pass-through layer. We do not rewrite your headers, swap your credentials, or transform the response. The agent points at our endpoint, we run observability and security checks in flight, and the request continues to your provider exactly as it would have.

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Point the agent's base URL at your SecuriX endpoint

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Your API key and headers pass through untouched

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Requests are logged, attributed, and scanned for secrets

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Traffic is forwarded to the provider identically

agent-config.sh
# Before — agent talks directly to the provider
export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL="https://api.anthropic.com"

# After — agent talks to SecuriX, which forwards on
export ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL="https://gateway.securix.app"

# Your key is unchanged and passed straight through.
# No SDK swap. No wrapper. No code change.
#
# SecuriX now records:
#   ✓ every prompt + response      (audit trail)
#   ✓ tokens by developer + agent  (usage visibility)
#   ✓ secrets + PII detected       (redacted in flight)

Core Capabilities

Everything the proxy gives you from the first request

Token & Usage Visibility

Real-time analytics on token consumption across the team. See which agents and which developers are driving usage, and where provider rate limits are being hit.

Audit-Ready Trails

A complete, immutable log of every prompt and response passing through the gateway — the historical record internal reviews and compliance audits ask for.

Secret & PII Shielding

Outbound requests are scanned and redacted before they reach the provider: API keys, cloud credentials, customer PII, and proprietary identifiers never leave your network.

Zero-Friction Integration

No rip-and-replace. Point the agent's base URL at SecuriX and we forward traffic to your provider identically — same headers, same credentials, same responses.

Nothing to Rip Out

A neutral layer — not a replacement for your providers

What stays exactly as it is
Your existing Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot subscriptions
Your provider agreements, billing, and rate limits
The coding agents your developers already use
Request headers, credentials, and response payloads
What you gain
A complete audit trail of every agent prompt and response
Token and usage attribution per developer and per agent
Secret and PII redaction before data leaves your network
Evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and internal security reviews

Questions From Engineering Leaders

What does SecuriX do for engineering teams?

SecuriX sits transparently between your developers' AI coding agents and the AI providers they call. Every request is logged for audit, every token is attributed, and secrets or PII are redacted before leaving your network. The request is then forwarded to the provider unchanged — same headers, same credentials, same behavior.

Do we have to replace our Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot subscriptions?

No. SecuriX operates as a neutral observability and security layer, not a replacement. You keep your existing provider agreements and seat-based subscriptions exactly as they are. We forward traffic to the provider identically — we manage the auditing, you manage your provider relationships.

Is this an LLM gateway for the AI applications we build?

No — that is a different product concern. This page is about governing the AI coding agents your developers use day to day, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Codex. If you are building AI features into your own product and need MCP tools and policy enforcement inside your application, see SecuriX for Developers instead.

Will it change how developers work?

No. Integration is a configuration change: point the coding agent's base URL at your SecuriX endpoint. Headers and credentials pass through untouched, responses are identical, and developers keep using the same tools in the same way.

What does the audit trail actually capture?

A complete, immutable log of prompts and responses flowing through the gateway, with timestamps, model used, token counts, and the developer identity behind each request. That gives you the historical record internal reviews and compliance audits ask for.

How does secret and PII redaction work?

The gateway scans outbound requests before they reach the provider and redacts sensitive values — API keys, cloud credentials, customer PII, and internal identifiers. The coding agent still receives a coherent response; the sensitive data never leaves your network.

Governing more than engineering?

Roll AI Out to the Whole Company

When the mandate extends past engineering — marketing, sales, support, and finance — the economics change. SecuriX Enterprise pools all company AI behind one gateway with per-team budgets, SSO, and a chat portal, so you stop buying a seat per employee.

See Your Agent Traffic

Book a demo and we'll show you exactly what your coding agents are sending — and how to put an audit trail behind it without changing a single subscription.

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