IDE Policy Enforcer for AI Agents

AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor) can make dangerous changes. This IDE layer enforces security policies and prevents unauthorized actions. Targets enterprises using AI agents that need governance and safety rails.

Enterprise adoption of agentic coding tools is accelerating faster than security teams can respond, and the gap between "we're using Cursor" and "we have a policy for what Cursor can do" is real and widening right now. No clear incumbent owns this space yet — Snyk and Semgrep handle static analysis but neither enforces runtime behavioral guardrails on AI agent actions inside an IDE. The $5k–20k/mo revenue band is plausible for a dev-tooling wedge into enterprises that already budget for security tooling, though it implies landing 5–20 customers at meaningful contract values, which requires a serious enterprise sales motion. The biggest risk is that Anthropic, Cursor, or Microsoft simply builds this natively into their agent runtimes, collapsing the independent market before it matures.