Agent actions are fragmented
Prompts, shell output, package managers, file reads, and network behavior live in different places.
Local security for AI-assisted development
Mutiqo shows what coding agents actually do at runtime: commands, packages, generated scripts, sensitive file access, process trees, local services, and network activity. Available for
Request Early Platform AccessAI coding security: the visibility gap
Traditional code review sees the diff. Endpoint tooling sees noisy machine events. Mutiqo connects the two by showing the runtime behavior caused by AI-assisted development.
Prompts, shell output, package managers, file reads, and network behavior live in different places.
A useful coding task can install code, launch services, and touch credentials before a developer notices.
Teams need to know which AI session caused the action, why it happened, and what changed afterward.
Observe from prompt to process
Mutiqo follows the operational path of an AI coding session and presents the important state changes as a compact, local audit trail.
Runtime intelligence
Link agent steps to processes, scripts, dependencies, local services, and sensitive resource access.
Show concrete events and relationships instead of vague risk summaries or generic endpoint alerts.
Analyze developer-machine behavior without requiring source uploads or centralized workspace logging.
Understand what agent-driven workflows are changing before security process gets heavy.
Keep the speed of coding agents while seeing exactly what ran on the machine.
Review risky local actions without deploying a complex enterprise security stack.
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We are opening access to a small group of teams actively using AI coding agents on developer machines.
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