Integrations Overview
Behavry works as an MCP proxy — all existing MCP-compatible agents connect by updating their server URL. No code changes to your agent are required.
Supported clients
| Client | Type | Setup |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | CLI | Guide |
| Claude Desktop | App | Guide |
| Cursor | IDE | Guide |
| Zed | Editor | Guide |
| Windsurf | IDE | Guide |
| Warp | Terminal | Guide |
| VS Code Copilot | IDE | Guide |
| Anthropic API | API proxy | Guide |
| OpenAI API | API proxy | Guide |
| Browser Extension | Chrome (12 AI services) | Guide |
How it works
Your Agent → Behavry MCP Proxy → Target MCP Server
(auth + policy + audit)
All clients connect by pointing their MCP server URL to http://your-behavry-host/mcp/v1 and passing their agent token as a Bearer header.
Automated setup
For local development, make setup detects installed editors and applies all configs in one step:
make setup # provisions agent + applies all editor configs
make tokens # refresh expired tokens
Manual setup (any client)
- Register an agent and get a token
- Set the MCP server URL to
http://localhost:8000/mcp/v1 - Set the
Authorization: Bearer <token>header in your client config
That's it — all tool calls are now authenticated, governed, and logged.