One control plane for the agents your team already runs.
Even governs Claude Code, Codex, and the agents you build on every developer's machine. Standardize the team's tools, set policy on what any agent can do, broker the credentials, and keep a tamper-evident log. Your code never leaves the machine.
One setup, shared across the team.
Stop every developer wiring up agents by hand. Define the team's toolkit once and it lands the same on every machine, across Claude Code, Codex, and the agents you build.
Shared agents
Publish an agent once and the whole team installs it from one catalog, pinned to a version you approve. Everyone runs the same agent, not a dozen local variants.
Shared skills
Keep one skill library for the team. Skills install once and show up for every agent on every machine, so a fix or a new capability lands everywhere at once.
Shared Stacks and templates
Standardize the local services your team runs. Postgres, code-server, and 700+ more, packaged as templates the team launches in one click instead of hand-rolling compose files.
Shared workspaces
Ship the same workspace layout, launch profiles, and connected tools to everyone. A new hire opens the window and the team's setup is already there.
Govern every agent, not just packages.
Policy applies to the coding agents your team already runs, not only to signed Even Agents. Every shell command, MCP call, browser action, and secret request passes the same gate.
Policy on the agents you run
Set what Claude Code and Codex can do on a developer's machine. Even enforces it at the point of action, deny-by-default, so nothing risky runs unreviewed.
Risk-tiered permission gating
Low-risk work flows without friction. Destructive commands, secret access, and network egress stop for approval. You set the thresholds, so daily work stays fast.
MCP allow-listing
Decide which MCP servers the team can connect, org-wide. Unapproved servers do not install, and approved ones are scoped per repo and per user.
Approvals and quorum
Route high-risk actions to an approver. The most sensitive changes can require a multi-admin quorum before they apply, and every decision is recorded with who made it.
SSO and SCIM
Bind people to roles from your IdP with signed SSO, and provision or deprovision through SCIM. Revocation reaches every machine the next time an agent runs.
Roles and access
Map identities to roles: Admin, Approver, Installer, Auditor. Each role sees and does exactly what its job needs, and nothing more.
Secured, and provable after the fact.
The sensitive parts never sit in the open, and everything an agent does is recorded in a log you can hand to a reviewer.
Brokered credentials and secrets
Keys live in the OS keychain and are released per tool, per call, scoped to the process that needs them. They never touch a chat, a worktree, or a shell history, and you can rotate or revoke at any time.
Signed agent supply chain
Every agent package is signed and pinned to a content digest, with an optional enterprise co-signature and a revocation list. Only what your team has reviewed can run.
Tamper-evident audit
Every action and decision, including the ones that were denied, lands in a hash-chained ledger with signed checkpoints. Review it in the app, export it, or forward it to your SIEM.
Five steps every agent takes before it touches anything.
The same path runs whether an agent is installing, calling a tool, or releasing a secret. Each step is enforced in code, not policy on paper.
Identify
The person and machine are bound to a role from your IdP before anything runs.
Check
The action is matched against org policy and the agent's declared capabilities.
Approve
Risk decides who must sign off, up to a multi-admin quorum for the most sensitive.
Run
Allowed actions proceed. Secrets are brokered on demand and never persisted in the open.
Record
Every step lands in the hash-chained ledger, ready to review, export, or forward to your SIEM.
On your machines, with your keys.
Even is the neutral, local-first layer over the agents you already pay for. There is no new cloud to route your code through.
No data detour
Even runs on the desktop. Your agents use your own subscriptions and keys, nothing is re-billed or proxied through us, and your code never leaves the machine.
Your keys, your models
Keep private or bulk work on local models running on your own hardware, and let your cloud agents hand work down to them. Your choice of provider, your keys.
Cross-platform
The same controls hold on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Policy, signing, and audit are enforced in the app, not bolted on per machine.
Bring Even to your team.
We will walk your security and platform teams through the controls, stand up a pilot in your environment, and tailor the policy to how you work.
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