AccuroAI inspects Claude traffic where it originates — browser sessions on claude.ai, API calls from your services, and Claude Code on developer machines — with one policy engine and the same 40+ classifiers, at sub-38ms. PII, customer data, and credentials are redacted before Anthropic ever receives them.
Tool calls are where conversations become actions. Each MCP call Claude makes — what tool, what arguments, what comes back — is logged and evaluated against policy, so a prompt-injected instruction to read ~/.aws/credentials gets stopped as an action, not discovered in a postmortem.
Before Claude Code ships repository context to the cloud, AccuroAI scans it for secrets, keys, and protected source — 60+ secret types — and redacts or blocks per policy. Developers keep the productivity; the security team keeps the audit trail of exactly what left each machine.
Anthropic controls what happens after your data arrives — retention, training use. AccuroAI controls what arrives in the first place, and covers the personal accounts and side channels an enterprise agreement can't see.
Calls are evaluated inline against policy; allowed calls pass through untouched. Only calls that trip a rule — a sensitive path, an unsanctioned destination — are blocked or held for approval, with a logged reason.
Inspection stays inside the sub-38ms p99 envelope — imperceptible next to model response time.
Yes — API traffic is inspected with the same policies, so your customer-facing Claude features inherit the same data guarantees as internal use.