# Your internal APIs have no documentation either.

The service three teams depend on was documented once, two years ago, by someone who left.

## Authentication

Credentials resolved at the runtime, never in agent code

## Idempotency

A retry never repeats a real action

## Validation

Responses checked against the schema before your agent acts

## Audit

A record of what was requested, allowed, and executed

## CLI

## Ship in one command.

Pull the manifest, set your policy, execute. No SDK sprawl, no boilerplate. Just the tool you need, right now.

```
swytchcode get github
swytchcode exec github.create-pr \
  --repo org/repo --head feat/ai-agent \
  --base main --title "Auto: refactor auth"
```

## How it connects

## Connect DevTools in minutes

Follow these steps to connect your agent, load a toolkit, and start executing tools through Swytchcode.

1. **Install Swytchcode**

Install the CLI and authenticate so your dev tooling can route through a single execution layer.

```
   npm install -g swytchcode
   ```

2. **Connect your IDE agent**

Start the MCP server so your IDE agent can discover the Swytchcode toolkit.

```
   swytchcode mcp serve
   ```

3. **Fetch a toolkit**

Load the integration your agent needs, such as GitHub.

```
   swytchcode get github
   ```

4. **Run a trusted action**

Let the agent generate a PR or triage a bug while Swytchcode validates every execution.

```
   swytchcode exec github.create-pr --repo org/repo --head feat/ai-agent --base main --title "Auto: refactor auth"
   ```

## Works with

### APIs your team already uses

- Jira
- GitHub

## Ready to ship devtools integrations?

Install the CLI and pull your first manifest in under a minute. No account required.