Superblocks

What is Superblocks?

Superblocks is a governance platform that enables employees to build and ship AI-generated internal apps and agents using coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. It provides IT and security teams centralized control over integrations, permissions, code security, and infrastructure within an AWS private cloud. The platform runs self-hosted inside the customer's AWS VPC.

What are the features of Superblocks?

• Secure development sandboxes (DevBox)

  Runs any supported coding agent or model in a cloud development environment controlled by IT instead of local desktops.
• Integration gateway

  Centralizes access policies, audit trails, and rate limits for MCP connections, APIs, and databases, backed by an existing secrets manager.
• Infrastructure policy engine

  Enforces approved configurations to provision, scale, and deprovision AWS resources such as Aurora and S3.
• Code security hooks (CodeGuard)

  Applies security scans, penetration testing agents, and custom policy checks to every prompt before production deployment.
• Isolated runtime execution (RunBox)

  Uses MicroVMs to isolate code execution, enforce network controls, and block unauthorized agent actions in production.
• Cost management

  Tracks costs and sets notification thresholds or limits for specific apps, agents, teams, or users.

What are the use cases of Superblocks?

• Enterprise app governance at scale

  Managing thousands of production agents and apps while monitoring assets, tracking costs, and remediating vulnerabilities continuously.
• Retiring unused applications

  Identifying unused AI-generated apps and agents to reassign ownership or deprovision them entirely.