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Connect your agent
Keep using your coding agent, editor, MCP workflow, CLI, or internal automation.
Control for developer-agent workflows
Control what developer agents see, do, and prove.
Contextus is the control layer between developer agents and the tools they use.
Prepare the context an agent needs, check governed actions against policy, pause risky work for approval, and keep the decision and outcome together.
Keep the agent and tools you already use. Add control around the actions that matter.
How Contextus fits
Keep your agent. Add control around it.
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Policy-controlled boundary
ContextIdentityPolicyRiskApprovalProof
Files
Commands
APIs
Data
Infrastructure
How you use it
Start with one governed agent workflow.
Connect one workflow, define the boundary, then let policy decide when work continues, pauses, or stops.
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Choose what needs control
Define which tools, resources, and actions are allowed, denied, or require review.
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Let safe work continue
Actions that satisfy policy proceed without unnecessary interruption.
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Review risky requests
When risk crosses a defined threshold, Contextus pauses the action for an authorized decision.
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Keep the evidence
The request, policy result, reviewer, rationale, and outcome remain in one reviewable trail.
One control loop around agent actions.
Compile context → Govern actions → Approve risk → Prove outcomes
Compile
Assemble the files, docs, policies, tickets, and task history an agent needs before it acts.
Govern
Apply policy to model choice, data sensitivity, tool use, and runtime actions.
Approve
Pause high-risk writes, deletes, deployments, network calls, and credential use for review.
Prove
Keep the action, actor, policy result, reviewer, rationale, and outcome in one trail.
Follow one decision
See one consequential action before it reaches production.
See the working context, policy result, review state, and proof without losing the story across separate systems.
1Compile
Working context gathered
2Govern
Risk classified
3Approve
Approval required
4Prove
Audit entry written
1. Compile
Working context gathered
Pull the files, docs, and task history that actually matter before the agent acts.
2. Govern
Risk classified
Action: delete production databaseCritical risk
Policy: Requires human approval.
3. Approve
Approval required
The agent wants to delete production data. This action is blocked until reviewed.
Action remains blocked until reviewed.
4. Prove
Audit entry written
- Agent
- Deploy Bot
- Decision
- Denied
- Reviewer
- Platform lead
- Reason
- Destructive action blocked
The control layer
Control before execution. Evidence after it.
Contextus connects identity, policy, review, and proof around the same governed action.
Agent Passport
Know which agent is acting and who authorized it.
Connect an agent owner, purpose, allowed scope, approval requirements, lifecycle state, and expiry to the actions it requests.
Managed policies
Turn operational rules into decisions before execution.
Apply policy to identity, tools, resources, data sensitivity, risk thresholds, approvals, redaction, and proof requirements.
Human review
Ask people only when the action warrants it.
Safe work continues while higher-risk actions pause with the agent, target, policy result, and relevant context needed to decide.
Decision history
Turn agent activity into an understandable decision story.
Keep context references, tool calls, policy decisions, approvals, rationale, and outcomes together for later review.
Go deeper when you need it
More control without complicating the first workflow.
Advanced capabilities stay available after the core control path is clear.
Semantic context
Retrieve and assemble relevant working context for the task.
Model routing
Apply policy to provider and model selection.
Evaluations
Connect workflow outcomes and evaluation evidence to governed runs.
Experimental
Recursive Lab
Experimental context-refinement research for advanced workflows.
FAQ
Know where Contextus fits.
A control layer for agent workflows, not another agent to replace your stack.
Is Contextus a coding agent?
No. Contextus works alongside coding agents and custom agent workflows. It controls the context and tool actions around the work rather than replacing the agent that performs it.
Does Contextus replace Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or other agents?
No. Keep your existing agent. Contextus adds context controls, policy, approvals, identity, routing, and evidence around the workflow.
Is Contextus a model router?
Model routing is one capability inside Contextus. The broader product governs context, identity, tool actions, approval requirements, and retained evidence through shared policy.
Does every action require approval?
No. Policies determine which actions can continue, which require human review, and which should be denied.
Pricing
Start with one workflow. Add shared control as you grow.
Explore the control loop for free, then add approvals, audit export, and shared governance when your rollout needs them.
Free
$0
per month
For exploring governed agent workflows
- Try Compile, Govern, Approve, Prove
- Limited IDE and MCP access
- Starter workflow templates
- 7-day data retention
Builder
$19
per month
For individual developers validating governed agent workflows
- Personal Action Control
- Personal audit history
- Basic proof export
- Policy Editor
- API access
- Eval reports
Team
Recommended$99
per month
For teams piloting governed agents
- Shared Action Control
- Approval workflows
- Audit export
- Agent Passports preview
- Shared dashboards
- 5 seats included (+$20 per additional seat)
Enterprise
Custom
For larger organizations with security needs
- Advanced approvals
- Custom retention
- SSO / SAML / SCIM
- Security review
- Procurement support
Pricing is public. Plan changes, invoices, and billing details are managed inside the Contextus dashboard once you sign in.
Get started
Govern your first agent action.
Connect one developer-agent workflow, define the actions that matter, and see the decision and proof from the first governed run.