Inventory

The inventory shows what your developers' coding agents actually use: the MCP servers they installed, the skills they loaded and the models they call. It is also where you tune the built-in dangerous tool rules and block what your organization does not allow.

The agent reports each device's inventory on startup and every 30 minutes.


MCP Servers

Agentic runtime → MCPs lists every MCP server your fleet has installed or invoked. The agent reads the MCP configurations of Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor on each machine.

TabShows
InventoryOne row per server, with the devices that have it. Servers that fired incidences are flagged. Click a row for its devices, findings and policy bans
CatalogThe known MCP servers, to approve or block
BlockedServers banned by policy
DriftServers whose definition changed since they were first seen
ConfigDetection settings for malicious MCP servers

Skills

Agentic runtime → Skills covers Claude Code skills: SKILL.md files that extend Claude Code with custom instructions and, optionally, tool grants. Skills live in ~/.claude/skills/ (personal), in .claude/skills/ inside a repository (project), or come from installed plugins.

TabShows
Discovered on devicesSkills the agent found on developer machines. Read-only inventory
Distributed by orgSkills your organization pushes to selected developers. They land in their ~/.claude/skills/
BlockedSkills banned by name. When Claude Code starts, the agent refuses to load any skill on this list, even if it is already on disk
ConfigWhat counts as a malicious skill (dangerous tools, prompt injection, known-bad authors) and which values you trust as exceptions

Tools

Agentic runtime → Tools holds the built-in rules for dangerous tool calls (shell commands, file writes and edits) across six coding agents.

ByteHide Agentic Runtime tool-use rules with rm -rf, disk wipe, curl pipe to shell, SSH authorized keys and sensitive path writes, their severity and observing stateClick to expand

ColumnDescription
RuleRule ID and what it detects, such as rm -rf on a system path or `curl
KindShell, Write, Edit or Patch
SeverityCritical, High or Medium
StateBlocking, Observing or Disabled
BlockEscalates that one rule from observing to blocking
ExemptionsAllowlisted values for the rule

Blocking is decided rule by rule. Select several rows for bulk actions, or click a row to open its allowlist editor.


Models

Agentic runtime → Models is a catalog of LLMs, synced from the providers, with each model's vendor, release date, context window and block status.

ByteHide Agentic Runtime LLM catalog with models, vendors, release dates, context windows and block statusClick to expand

Filter by name, ID, vendor or tag, show blocked models only, or include deprecated ones. Block models for the whole Organization, or per Team, Member or Device from the tabs above the catalog. The Block status column shows where each model is allowed.


Agents

An inventory of the coding agents on each device is coming soon.


Next Steps

Policies

Turn inventory into rules

Devices & Members

See what each device has

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