Let teams switch agents without redoing security.
Write the policy once and each supported agent follows it, so a new agent or a new vendor does not mean a new set of rules.
- Google held #1 from to (Gemini 2.5 Pro)
- OpenAI held #1 from to (GPT-5)
- Google held #1 from to (Gemini 2.5 Pro)
- Anthropic held #1 from to (Claude Sonnet 4.5)
- Google held #1 from to (Gemini 2.5 Pro, Gemini 3 Pro)
- Anthropic held #1 from to (Claude Opus 4.6, Claude Opus 4.7, Claude Fable 5, Claude Opus 5.5)
- Google held #1 from to (Gemini 4 Argon)
Give developers the coding agents they want.
Developers pick the agent that fits the task, and company policy answers each risky step before it runs, whichever agent they pick: pause it, steer it, or block it.
In the terminal and the IDE
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Claude Code
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Codex
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Cursor
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GitHub Copilot
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Windsurf
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OpenCode
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Grok CLI
Let agents act in signed-in sessions.
Browser agents work where people are already signed in. Scout shows each provider account in use, sanctioned or not, and company policy answers each step before it leaves the endpoint.
In browser tabs and signed-in sessions
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Claude for Chrome
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ChatGPT
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Chrome
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Edge
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Safari
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Firefox
Let agents drive desktop apps.
Desktop agents open files and operate applications outside the browser and the terminal. Certiv sits on the endpoint where they act, and company policy answers each step before it runs.
In desktop applications
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Claude Desktop
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Codex Desktop
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Kimi Work
- ZCode (Z.ai)
Ship your own agents with policy built in.
Home-built agents are a growing category, and company policy applies to them on any framework, with any model, or as plain scripts, the same way it applies to a packaged agent. Certiv sits on the endpoint, so a home-built agent needs no hooks and no vendor integration.
How teams build their own agents
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Python
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Node.js
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Shell scripts
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MCP servers
Say yes to Claude Code.
Run Claude Code at full speed. Company policy checks each step on the endpoint, outside the agent, before it runs.
The agent and its model
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Claude Code
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Claude
Say yes to Codex.
Let developers run Codex on an OpenAI model or a local one. Company policy checks each step on the endpoint before it runs, and the console lists what policy did.
The agent and its models
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Codex
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OpenAI