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Blue
A self-hosted control plane for governing the coding agents your developers use
When a company routes coding agents through its own inference gateway it loses the vendor's admin controls, and Blue restores policy, MCP distribution and keyless sign-in.
Blue is an MIT-licensed control plane from Blocks, written in Rust. Developers install one CLI and keep using Codex, Claude Code, Kimi Code or OpenCode natively. Blue reconciles each harness with the organisation's policy: which agent versions are allowed, which MCP servers, plugins and skills are delivered, and how the tool reaches your gateway. Sign-in is a browser device flow that issues short-lived tokens, so no API keys sit in dotfiles, and it connects to SCIM and OIDC. Session transcripts can be captured. It runs on Docker Compose for evaluation and Kubernetes with Helm for production.
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