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OneX governance brings AI coding assistants, including Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and other supported tools, under the same audit and policy controls as the rest of your OneX estate. It complements model observability: where the SDK instruments models in application code, the governance client connects your IDE assistants to OneX without code changes. Once your tenant has governance enabled, install the OneX Governance graphical installer on your workstation.

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How it works

Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and other supported assistants connect through the Install OneX Governance installer. Copilot in VS Code is configured automatically. No separate setup is required.

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Requirements

Before installation, confirm you have:
  • A OneX tenant with governance enabled
  • Your tenant ID and a Personal token (or forwarder secret from your operator)
Personal token: Create one under Profile → Personal Token in the OneX dashboard. Copy the full value when shown; it cannot be retrieved later.
  • The OneX API URL http://10.243.138.252/api, reachable from your workstation
  • The governance installer for your platform (Installation)
  • A supported IDE (listed below)
  • Git, with your project checked out in a repository (recommended for repository context)

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Supported tools

The Install OneX Governance installer registers Cursor, Claude Code, and VS Code Copilot together. Additional tools below are supported when your organization’s installer includes them. Claude Desktop (the standalone chat application) is not supported at this time.

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Client packages

Installation is available through the graphical installer on Windows and macOS only. Your organization provides the build that matches your operating system and processor architecture. macOS ships separate DMGs for Apple Silicon (arm64) and Intel (x86_64).

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Model observability vs. agent governance

The two products are independent and can run on the same workstation.

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Documentation