Steer your agents
to safety.
Steerly runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot and Gemini side by side in one
workspace - behind a firewall that classifies every command they propose before it
runs. The leaked secret, the force-push, the 2 a.m.
rm -rf: stopped on your
machine, before it becomes your incident.
Replay of a recorded session · 5 agents · 3 repos
firewall
Every coding CLI, tiled in one workbench.
Run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor as real terminals - split and tile as many as you want, each its own agent, all sharing one repo. Prefer a chat pane? Flip to it. Either way it is the same session, the same history, the same firewall.
One command, all the way through.
The command never reaches your shell. Steerly holds it at the boundary - on your machine, before execution - and reads it against the policy set for this repo. Nothing has run yet.
- Command
- cat .env.production
- Rule
- secrets.read.production
- Pack
- built-in · secrets (10 packs active)
- Verdict
- deny
Three-way classification on every shell command and tool call. Reads, tests and lints fly through as allow. Deps, migrations and deploys stop and ask. Secret reads and history rewrites are denied outright.
One deny is an event. Three in ninety seconds, followed by an outbound POST, is a pattern. The Security Room surfaces it across every repo and every agent at once - the slow-burn exfiltration a single blocked command would never reveal.
A deny is the start, not the end. Every step is a proposed change you review, never a silent edit, and the loop only closes when the score is back in the green. Evidence is appended to the audit log.
10 built-in policy packs, ~100 rules, under a millisecond per verdict. deny > ask > allow, every time, with no model in the loop.
Override any rule per project or per environment in a YAML pack, reviewed in a pull request like the rest of your stack.
A 50-pattern detector blocks secret reads before they ever enter agent context, not after they land in a log.
The whole fleet, in one room.
A live cross-session ops view: open approvals, blocked commands, high-risk sessions and DLP hits across every repo. Switch pages, clear an approval, watch the counts move.
Clearing an approval here is the same action the app performs: the queue shortens and the count moves with it.
Catch the run that doesn't look like the others.
Steerly learns the shape of normal agent behaviour per session: command cadence, file scope, network egress. Then it flags the runs that drift. The kind of slow-burn exfiltration a single allow/deny rule would miss.
Per-agent, per-session models of egress volume, command mix and touched-file scope. Normal is learned, not configured.
A flagged session pauses its risky surface, egress and writes, until you clear it. An alert nobody reads is not a control.
Anomalies open as a triage item with the full timeline attached, in the same queue as approvals and blocks.
Ten packs live on first run.
No agent rewrites, no waiting on AppSec, nothing to configure before it starts working. Steerly wraps the agent CLIs you already have installed.
These are the shipped built-ins, evaluated the way the product evaluates them: priority order, first match wins, default-allow when nothing matches. It runs in this page, so nothing you type leaves the browser.
Every agent included.
No per-agent add-ons, no usage meters. Annual saves ~2 months - and every plan carries a 7-day money-back guarantee, so the risk is ours, not yours.
- Multi-agent workspace
- Persistent terminals
- File editor + explorer
- Unlimited sessions
- Everything in Base
- PR risk briefs · 0-100
- Auto-remediation loop
- GitHub App + status checks
- Everything in Pro
- Command firewall
- Policy engine · 10 packs
- Security Room · cross-session triage
- Anomaly detection · memory graph
- SSO / SAML · SCIM provisioning
- Self-hosted & air-gapped options
- MCP gateway · per-agent identity
- SIEM export · SOC 2 / ISO evidence
- Dedicated CSM
Questions, answered.
Is there a free trial?
Better - a 7-day money-back guarantee on every plan. Install Steerly, run it on your real work for a week, and if it is not for you we refund it.
Does my code leave my machine?
No. Classification runs in-process, locally. Steerly stores no model API keys and never uploads your repository.
Do I have to rewrite how my agents run?
No. Steerly wraps the agent CLIs you already have installed. Your prompts, your sessions and your shell habits stay exactly as they are.
What happens when the firewall gets it wrong?
Every verdict is inspectable and every rule is editable. An ask is one keystroke from approved, and policy exceptions are scoped per repo with an audit trail.
Steer them to safety.
Five minutes to install. Ten policy packs live on first run. Your agents keep their speed - they just stop being able to hurt you.