What this integration does
AxiLayer AI finds desktop and code-editor agents on the hosts where it is installed, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Windsurf. For each agent it shows the MCP tools that agent can call, giving your security team a real view of AI that lives on developer machines.
Benefits
Use cases
Answering the fleet question
A software company's board asks how widely coding agents have spread. Its security team sees which agents sit on which developer machines and the MCP tools they can call, which gives leadership a fact-based answer rather than a survey.
Keeping trading desks in view
A financial firm wants to know whether desktop agents have reached machines near its trading teams. Its security lead sees which agents are present and which MCP tools they can call, which helps the firm decide what belongs in that environment.
Agents on engineering workstations
A manufacturer's design engineers are trying coding agents on workstations close to valuable product data. Its security team sees those agents and the MCP tools connected to them, which helps it support the experiment with sensible rules in place.
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