Kaplira + Cursor
Add a project boundary to Cursor-driven work.
When a Cursor workflow can call Kaplira’s MCP tools, Kaplira supplies the project authority around the coding work: selected context, bounded scope, policy, and a durable run record.
From a governed run
Kaplira governs the run around the agent. It does not replace the agent.
Keep useful context without granting the whole repository.
A focused task often needs surrounding architecture knowledge but should not automatically receive permission to rewrite it. Kaplira separates readable context from the files and commands authorized for the current run.
If implementation uncovers a legitimate dependency, the boundary can expand deliberately with a new contract instead of quietly growing mid-task.
Make the outcome legible after the editor closes.
Kaplira keeps the reason, constraints, validation, and affected project areas together. Reviewers and future agents can understand the change without reconstructing its logic from an editor session.
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 Cursor today, and which part of it needs to be provable.