AI coding assistants like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Replit are evolving into intelligent partners connected via Model Context Protocol (MCP). Pebblo secures this new connectivity, governing what data flows to models and what actions agents can take without adding friction for engineering teams.
Pebblo works with Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Replit Agent, and other MCP-enabled assistants. It governs data flows independent of model or provider.
Security sets policy once (what data can be shared, which models are allowed, and permitted actions). Pebblo enforces it consistently across tools and repositories.
No. Pebblo is designed as an inline gateway with micro-latency and policy caching. Most teams deploy with no workflow changes.
Pebblo automatically scans prompts and responses for secrets, credentials, and proprietary code. If something sensitive is detected, it blocks or redacts the content before it ever leaves your environment, ensuring compliance without interrupting the developer’s workflow.
Yes. Policies can be set at the team, project, or even individual level. For example, a healthcare project can have stricter HIPAA-aligned policies while an internal tooling project can operate with more flexibility, all managed from the same policy plane.