The agent that writes your code also suggests your security policy

Azion’s open-source MCP Server enables coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex to consult Azion documentation, code samples, APIs, CLI commands, and Terraform provider resources to propose application security configurations for human review. It is designed to embed security into software development workflows by helping teams prepare reusable Firewall policies, including WAF enforcement, rate limits, bot protection, network rules, and controls for AI agent endpoints, which can be versioned alongside application code through infrastructure-as-code practices. These protections can apply to applications hosted on Azion, other clouds, or private infrastructure because requests are inspected and potentially blocked on Azion’s network before reaching the origin. The platform also provides observability through Real-Time Events, which supports investigation of blocked requests and WAF matches, while Data Stream can export logs to external monitoring tools. Although agents may help generate or apply configurations depending on granted permissions, the article emphasizes that security teams should evaluate proposed changes through established approval processes.

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