Surfil sits under Claude Code, byte-exact
Surfil installs beside Claude Code and consolidates its MCP servers into one interception point - cheaper, safer and remembered, with no config rewrite and no change to how you invoke it.
One layer in your stack
Between Claude Code and your model provider, on your device - one interception point, never a second proxy stacked into the path.
What you get
Consolidate MCP
Scattered MCP servers collapse into one endpoint, so less repeated context ships on every call.
Guard the calls
Every tool call is screened on-device before it runs, with secrets and injection caught pre-flight.
Carry memory
Mind gives Claude Code local memory with provenance that follows you across your other agents too.
Add Surfil to Claude Code
Three steps, no config rewrite, reversible byte-for-byte.
Why it fits Claude Code
No config rewrite
Surfil consolidates the MCP servers Claude Code already uses; your existing setup is left intact.
Prefix cache preserved
Passthrough keeps the provider prefix hash byte-exact, so Claude Code's cache keeps hitting.
Reversible byte-for-byte
A clean uninstall restores every Claude Code config exactly, so backing out costs you nothing.
Every agent, the same layer
One adapter per agent, all on the same on-device interception point.
Cursor
At Cursor's MCP layer on your device: one endpoint for its MCP servers today, with full-traffic interception on the roadmap via the network layer.
See adapter →Codex
One adapter under Codex, on your device - the same interception point every other agent uses, never a stacked second layer.
See adapter →Copilot
Beside Copilot on your device: detected, with its MCP connected where a host exposes it. Its GitHub-proxied completions are not redirectable today.
See adapter →MCP agents
In front of your MCP servers on your device, collapsing many endpoints into one interception point you can meter and govern.
See adapter →Add Surfil to Claude Code
Core installs beside the agents you already run, byte-exact, and the first signed receipt arrives after one normal week of traffic.