Application clients
Use Python, TypeScript, or Go clients to connect application traffic to CutCtx proxy and runtime endpoints.
CutCtx meets applications and coding agents through SDKs, compatible proxy contracts, local CLI wrapping, agent plugins, MCP, gateways, and IDE integrations. The exact path depends on the host and deployment you control.
Keep your chosen provider · Start locally · Add infrastructure deliberately
Each integration routes through the same context, policy, retrieval, and telemetry foundation while respecting the host protocol and configuration.
Use Python, TypeScript, or Go clients to connect application traffic to CutCtx proxy and runtime endpoints.
Use verified OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini-compatible paths, with adapters that preserve the request contract.
Use the CLI with supported coding-agent wrappers, including Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode integration surfaces.
Use MCP, gateway, and agent plugin surfaces where the host supports them.
Use VS Code-compatible and JetBrains integrations for proxy lifecycle, status, and supported AI-extension configuration.
Run locally or in customer-managed infrastructure while choosing the provider and endpoint that serve the workload.
Install CutCtx locally, wrap an existing agent or application path, and review evidence from normal work before you coordinate more teams or controls.
Add the package to the environment you control.
Choose the CLI, SDK, compatible proxy, plugin, MCP, or IDE path that fits your workflow.
Review savings, routing, and operational telemetry on your own traffic.
Begin with the quick start, then use the full documentation for the integration and deployment detail relevant to your environment.