Your team sets the harness once. Anyone builds with any tool.
Nothing ships without review.
What your team mandates before anyone builds. Inherited automatically by every workspace.
Skills agents are allowed to build with
What every build must pass
The code that’s permitted in
How access works, every time
Where things run and data lives
Standing instructions agents inherit
Policy here isn’t documentation. Middleware enforces it on every request—before input validation and before the response leaves—assigned at the workspace level so no endpoint can skip it. Sensitive fields: encrypted in and out, no matter who built the endpoint.

Connect any agent (Claude, Cursor, Codex). Your agent scaffolds against Xano's harness by default. Deploying creates an immutable, sandboxed release. IT inspects and promotes the exact artifact to production.

Same agent. Different software.
The harness is one developer's markdown files: advisory rules the agent can drift from, different in every repo.
Context gets re-prompted every session.
The output deploys anywhere; the only person who can vouch for it is the person who prompted it.
Review means reading a wall of generated code after the fact.
The same agent connects and inherits your organization's harness: specs, agent rules, skills, docs, and business rules as standing context.
It scaffolds against approved auth patterns, dependencies, and environments by default.
Builds land in a sandbox, ship as an immutable release, and pass your review gate before promotion.
Enforced per environment and per tenant.
Experiments on Xano start within your policy. The one that works goes to production on the path that IT already trusts.
“When one of these becomes real, I'm not rebuilding it. It ships from where it started.”