Kaplira + Claude Code
Keep Claude Code inside the project boundary.
Claude Code can explore and implement. Kaplira gives the run its authorized context, scope, safeguards, and evidence requirements before the work begins.
From a governed run
Kaplira governs the run around the agent. It does not replace the agent.
Implementation and authority stay separate.
Claude Code remains the executor: it reasons about the repository, proposes changes, and runs the work. Kaplira remains the project boundary: it selects context, grants the current scope, applies safeguards, and retains the result.
That split keeps a useful coding session fast without relying on the agent to be the sole judge of its own permissions.
A run leaves evidence your team can inspect.
Each governed run connects declared intent, planned work, files changed, validation, and review. When a task needs a wider scope, that expansion becomes a visible decision instead of an invisible detour.
See it on a run you actually care about.
The desktop app is free, no signup is required, and the run record stays on your machine by default. Tell me how your team works with Claude Code today, and which part of it needs to be provable.