DeepKeep AI Lens adds guardrails for AI coding agents
DeepKeep has launched AI Lens for Developers, an extension to its AI usage control and runtime protection modules. It is built to give security teams oversight of coding agents that write, change and run code for developers.
The company says the tool brings policy enforcement, audit visibility and runtime security to agents such as Cursor and Claude Code. According to DeepKeep, this covers ground that most security programs have not had to deal with before.
Why coding agents are a problem
DeepKeep's announcement says 90% of developers use AI coding agents at work at least once a week. These agents run on the developer's endpoint. They can read local files, execute shell commands and call MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools directly on the machine.