Surfil
// By persona

Cheaper, safer, remembered - without changing how you work

Surfil sits beside the agent you already use, byte-exact, so you get lower spend, a secret firewall and memory that carries over - with nothing new to learn.

surfil · one interception point
Claude CodeCursorCodex · Copilot
◈ interceptor
1. security2. cost3. quality4. observability5. memory
≋ one signed Weave spine
The job: When I code with an agent, I want cost, safety and memory handled underneath, so I can keep my flow and still trust the output.
How it works

What you turn on

You just want your agent to cost less, leak nothing, and stop forgetting your codebase - not another tool to babysit through a config file.

1

Install and forget

One command, byte-exact passthrough; your agent behaves exactly the same, just cheaper and safer.

2

Get the receipt

After a normal week, a signed savings receipt shows what you recovered - proof, not a vibe.

3

Keep your memory

Facts you establish follow you across agents, so your mornings stop starting from zero every time.

First signed receipt: Your first signed savings receipt after one week of normal work.
What holds

Why it stays out of your way

Zero config lock-in

Passthrough preserves your prefix cache and a clean uninstall restores every config byte-for-byte.

Starter covers the basics

Core, Guard monitoring and the Cap ledger come with Starter at $5/mo; you upgrade only when the savings justify it.

Your dashboard, your data

Metadata only, on your own account - it records agent actions, never your keystrokes or your source.

By persona

More in this view

Same spine, a neighbouring starting point.

Not the right lens? The same eleven paths are also organized by team size, by problem, and by persona on the solutions overview - pick whichever matches how you think.

Turn on the first stage today

The install is reversible byte-for-byte, and the first signed receipt arrives after one normal week of traffic.