For Platform / DevEx Teams

The control plane for your agents

Every team wires up Cursor and Claude Code differently — no standard, no visibility, no reuse. Skaftor gives you one governed way to dispatch, observe, and standardize agent work across the org.

The problem

Agent adoption is happening bottom-up and inconsistently. Each team invents its own setup, prompts, and conventions. You have no standard interface, no visibility into what agents are doing, and no way to make good patterns reusable.

01

One MCP surface for every agent

Skaftor exposes a per-project MCP server — the same programmatic surface coding agents and the CLI connect to. Instead of bespoke wiring per team, agents connect to one governed control plane.

  • Per-project MCP server for Cursor, Claude Code, and more
  • A thin, zero-dependency CLI over the same surface
  • Execution manifests give agents full context, uniformly
02

Standardize without slowing anyone down

Work orders, gates, and templates encode your org's good patterns once, so every team benefits. Developers keep their tools; you get consistency and observability underneath.

  • Reusable work-order templates and phases
  • Central visibility into agent work and status
  • Governance applied uniformly across teams
03

Build on it

The MCP server and CLI are a programmatic surface your platform team can automate against — reference implementations, sample repos, and integrations included.

Proof
  • The CLI is a thin, zero-dependency client over the same MCP server agents use — one surface, not two.
  • Installs org-wide with a single command; connections are per-project and per-person.

How Skaftor delivers this

Frequently asked questions

Which coding agents does Skaftor work with?

Any MCP-compatible agent, including Cursor and Claude Code, plus a first-party CLI over the same per-project MCP server. Developers keep their preferred tools while work is dispatched and governed centrally.

How does Skaftor standardize agent usage across teams?

It provides one MCP surface, reusable work-order templates, and centrally-applied governance, so good patterns are encoded once and every team inherits consistency and visibility without changing their editor.

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Last updated July 28, 2026 · https://skaftor.com/solutions/platform-teams