Claude Code and Claude Desktop
Continuous workspace security for Claude-written code, plus provider-specific hook and MCP paths.
Workspace watcher, Claude Code hooks and CodeMarine MCPView coverageCodeMarine watches the shared workspace across tools, then adds provider-specific prevention where a host exposes an authoritative path. Every integration page states the boundary.
Provider behavior changes. Coverage must be re-verified against each host and version.ClaudeWorkspace watcher, Claude Code hooks and CodeMarine MCP
BetaCodexWorkspace watcher, plugin and write adapter
BetaCursorWorkspace watcher and Cursor hooks
BetaWindsurfWorkspace watcher and Windsurf hooks
BetaGrokWorkspace watcher and adapter assets
PlannedA provider profile is not a universal protected state. Each action surface has its own mechanism and limit.
Workspace scanning is provider-independent. Earlier prevention depends on hooks, MCP routing, a gateway or authority controlled outside the agent.
Continuous workspace security for Claude-written code, plus provider-specific hook and MCP paths.
Workspace watcher, Claude Code hooks and CodeMarine MCPView coverageIndependent scanning for Codex changes today, with stronger command and MCP mediation in active development.
Workspace watcher, plugin and write adapterView coverageCode and dependency monitoring across Cursor work, with local edit and shell adapters available for setup.
Workspace watcher and Cursor hooksView coverageWorkspace, dependency and agent-configuration security with local write and shell adapters.
Workspace watcher and Windsurf hooksView coverageA provider adapter exists. Managed installation and verified protection are still being completed.
Workspace watcher and adapter assetsView coverageCodeMarine can inspect the resulting repository today. Preventive remote control requires governed tool and credential paths.
Repository, CI and future gateway controlsView coverageCodeMarine’s independent value starts with the resulting workspace. A provider adapter can move the decision earlier, but the normalized finding, policy and evidence model stays the same.
These terms prevent a common category error: assuming that seeing a resulting file change proves CodeMarine stopped the action that caused it.
The workspace watcher or connected tool reports a change. This can happen after the effect.
An authoritative host hook or governed tool path returns a blocking decision before side effects.
A native, remote or provider-hosted action sits outside the configured CodeMarine boundary.
CodeMarine will map the workspace, provider surfaces and current protection gaps without painting the whole stack green.