Do I have to change my development tools to use BlueRock?

No. Keep working in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and the environments you already use. BlueRock works alongside them without forcing developers into a new workflow.

How can I check an MCP server or skill before I use it?

Find and evaluate agents, skills, tools, and MCP servers in the Agentic Trust Registry, or scan one yourself, to see its capabilities, dependencies, access, and potential risk before you add it to your environment.

How do I see what my agent actually did?

BlueRock follows execution across agents, tools, MCP servers, and downstream systems, so you can see the actions, context, and outcomes of each run.

Where do agents run with BlueRock?

Agents, code, and commands run in isolated environments designed for real execution, with controlled access to the tools and systems they need.

AI DEVELOPERS

Build agents. Run them with control.

Keep working in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code and the environments you and your team already uses.

As agents move from generating code to taking action across tools and systems, engineering teams need a new operational foundation. BlueRock connects the agent’s components, execution environment and runtime behavior—giving developers a path from the workflows they use today to agents they can observe and govern in production.

Explore Our Developer Hub →Try BlueRock →

THE AGENTIC LIFECYCLE

Understand the agent stack. Control execution.

An agent’s behavior depends on its code, the components it can invoke and the systems it can reach. BlueRock helps developers assess those dependencies, run agent workloads in isolated environments, and trace and govern execution at runtime.

01 / DISCOVER

Inspect what your agents depend on.

Assess agents, skills, tools and MCP servers before adding them to your stack.

02 / BUILD

Keep your existing development workflow.

Build with the IDEs and environments your team already uses.

03 / RUN

Execute in isolated environments.

Run agent workloads, code and commands in secure runtime sandboxes.

04 / OBSERVE

Trace agent execution across systems.

Follow agent actions, tool calls and interactions with MCP servers and connected systems.

05 / CONTROL

Apply policy consistently at runtime.

Use identity, capabilities, trust context and execution signals to allow, escalate or stop actions.

06 / OPTIMIZE

Track usage and cost as workloads scale.

Understand token and model spend by agent and run as usage grows.