Connect Claude Code, Cursor, and other IDEs to your production stack through one governed MCP layer. Share skills across the team, eliminate ad hoc setups, and let every engineer run at full productivity.
Individual engineers are already wiring Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf to production systems through personal MCP configs.
Natoma replaces those ad hoc setups with a single governed layer — no per-engineer configuration, no unmanaged production connections, no security freeze.
Engineers query production schemas, read CloudWatch logs, triage Jira tickets, and inspect GitHub PRs without leaving the IDE.
Natoma routes every connection — databases, cloud logging, CI/CD, wikis, ticketing — through one managed endpoint with role-scoped access.
Profiles bundle approved MCP servers, prompts, and skills into role-based toolkits so every engineer starts with the same capabilities as the team's most effective AI users.
Close the productivity gap between the handful of engineers who self-configured and the rest of the org.
Every request from Claude Code, Cursor, or another IDE is authorized at runtime against the engineer's exact permissions in the target system.
Security gets full auditability; engineers keep shipping.
Enterprise-ready by design
Natoma turns coding assistants and IDEs into a governed engineering platform — full production context for every engineer, full visibility for every security review, no shadow MCP in between.