Agents move fast.
aim keeps them safe.
Default-deny sandbox, enforced policy, audit trail.
Your devs want agents.Your auditors want receipts.aim makes it a package deal.
Security writes the policy.
Developers can't unwrite it.
One console for enforced local and proxy policies. Developers work inside them, never around them.
~/.ssh/** · **/secrets/**curl | sh · install scriptsunlisted hostsregistry.npmjs.org · github.com/acme/**daily · SIEM~/projects/acme-api/**api.stripe.comnpm · github · docker hubSecurity defines
one policy, every seat · devs can’t edit it
Developers extend
allow extra dirs & domains for their own work · never past org policy
Presets included
common allowlists built in · no tickets to security
Banned, until aim.
“aim has allowed us to finally deploy coding agents for our devs.”
running pilot with a compliance-tech company
- coding agentsbanned org-wide
- delivery pacebehind teams shipping with agents
- shadow AIunsanctioned tools · zero oversight
- Claude Code & Cursorin production
- one enforced policydevs can tighten it, never loosen it
- audit exportsautomated · grouped by regulation
A proxy between the agent
and the metal.
Set the policy
security · once
Run the agents
default-deny sandbox
Everything audited
mediated · logged
A prompt for the dev.
A receipt for the auditor.
Anything the policy doesn’t cover becomes a one-keystroke prompt — and every decision lands in an audit stream that never leaves your infrastructure. Try it below.
claude-code wants to write src/auth/middleware.ts
Your tools, unchanged
Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot. They just work.
One-keystroke prompts
Allow once, this session, or forever. No tickets to security.
Automated exports
Logs grouped by regulation, ready for your SIEM and your auditors.
Fully on-prem
No vendor cloud in the loop. Your infra, your data.
Works with the agents
you already use.
Out of the box for the major coding agents; an OpenAPI hook for anything you build yourself.
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Questions, answered.
Fully on-prem: one centralized proxy for your whole network, plus a binary on each dev device or devbox. On macOS agents run in a Linux VM through Apple’s container machine; on Linux, in a microVM with seccomp and Landlock.
Org-wide local and proxy policies: file scopes, egress domains, and request types. They ship to every seat and are read-only for developers.
No. The sandbox is default-deny and the org policy is uneditable. Developer additions can only widen access within it, never past it.
Their normal tools, unchanged. Anything the policy doesn’t cover surfaces as a one-keystroke prompt: allow once, this session, or forever.
Every file access, command, and network decision. Exports run automatically and are grouped by regulation, mapping your coverage and risks, so compliance reporting comes essentially for free.
No. aim never phones home. Policies, decisions, and logs stay on your infrastructure.
We’re running pilot programs now. Team pricing is covered on the demo call.
Stop choosing between
velocity and compliance.
// or join the waitlist
deploys on-prem · macOS / linux·30-minute call