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- Superblocks is a governed platform for building and running internal business apps and AI agents, letting employees use coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Copilot while IT and Security centrally control integrations, permissions, code security, and infrastructure.
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- Its modules include Clark (the AI app-building agent), DevBox and RunBox sandboxes, Integration Gateway, Identity & Access Gateway, Skills Registry, CodeGuard, Infrastructure Policy Engine, Telemetry Pipelines, and Watchtower.
- The platform can run in Superblocks Cloud, a hybrid model, or in the customer's own AWS, GCP, or Azure private cloud.
- Best for
- IT and Security teams at larger enterprises—especially in regulated industries—that want employees to build internal apps and AI agents with their preferred coding tools while keeping integrations, identity, code security, and cloud infrastructure under central governance.
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- Also fits organizations already using Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode, or Pi that need a governed path to production.
- Pricing
- Superblocks earns revenue through subscriptions plus metered AI usage.
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- The Teams plan costs $125 per month billed monthly or $100 per month billed annually (20% annual saving), includes 100 Governed Agent Units (GAUs) per month plus add-on GAU packs, one hosted app per team with additional apps at $
- Main limitation
- Small teams seeking standalone no-code tools without IT involvement, since the core value is IT governance over what gets built.
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- Also a weak fit for buyers who need the full governance stack—SSO/SAML/OIDC, audit logs, VPC deployment, secrets management, and security scanning—on a low-cost tier, as those features are Enterprise-only.
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About
- Superblocks is a governed platform for building and running internal business apps and AI agents, letting employees use coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Copilot while IT and Security centrally control integrations, permissions, code security, and infrastructure.
- Its modules include Clark (the AI app-building agent), DevBox and RunBox sandboxes, Integration Gateway, Identity & Access Gateway, Skills Registry, CodeGuard, Infrastructure Policy Engine, Telemetry Pipelines, and Watchtower.
- The platform can run in Superblocks Cloud, a hybrid model, or in the customer's own AWS, GCP, or Azure private cloud.
What it helps with
- Employees build apps and AI agents outside IT visibility, creating security and compliance risk.
- Prototypes accumulate credential sprawl and access business systems without centralized control or auditing.
- AI-generated code can reach production without security scans, policy gates, or prompt-injection defenses.
- AI agents and builders can provision infrastructure in unapproved configurations.
- Production app and agent sprawl goes unmonitored, with untracked costs and unresolved vulnerabilities.
- Organizations become locked into a single coding agent or model.
- Rogue or untrusted code execution by agents is not isolated or network-controlled.
Capabilities
A practical view of what is available and where limitations apply.
| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Clark AI coding agent | Yes | Builds internal apps from natural language on a knowledge graph of schemas, API docs, agent memory, and app patterns, operating within each builder's existing permissions. |
| DevBox development sandboxes | Yes | Secure compute sandboxes for untrusted code during development; runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Pi with scoped credentials and controlled network access. |
| RunBox production sandboxes | Yes | MicroVM isolation for production apps and agents to enforce network control and block rogue agent actions. |
| Integration Gateway | Yes | Governed MCP, API, and database access with centralized policies, audit trails, rate limits, and use of the customer's existing secrets manager. |
| Identity & Access Gateway | Yes | Centralized SSO, identity, and permissions across the platform, apps, and agents, with Okta and Microsoft Entra support and SCIM provisioning. |
| Skills Registry | Yes | Permissioned registry of integration skills so builders and agents access only authorized capabilities and follow approved standards. |
| CodeGuard secure SDLC | Yes | Security scans and custom policy checks before deployment, plus prompt-injection detection and blocking. |
| Infrastructure Policy Engine | Yes | Enforces approved infrastructure configurations for provisioning, scaling, and deprovisioning databases, filestores, and agents, primarily on AWS. |
| Watchtower monitoring | Yes | Monitors production assets, tracks vulnerabilities and costs, and supports reassigning ownership or deprovisioning unused apps and agents. |
| Published GAU usage conversion rate | Unknown | The evidence discloses Governed Agent Units but not how many actions or tokens a GAU represents, so effective cost at scale cannot be calculated. |
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