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Cortega AI Booster

AI Booster connects developers to their organization's Cortega installation. The native desktop app uses the Endpoint Guard agent; the Cortega AI Booster Pack VS Code extension configures supported local coding assistants and reports usage. AI Verifier is no longer a standalone desktop product. Existing verifier-named API routes and entitlement identifiers remain for compatibility.

Native desktop app​

Sign in through browser SSO using your Enterprise Cortega URL or an invitation. The app offers Projects, AI Usage, AI Query Analysis, AI Query Log and Settings. Select a project for gateway attribution and see the routing, filtering and telemetry settings your administrator enabled. Prompt and response visibility depends on your organization's collection policy.

The native agent supplies Endpoint Guard's device-level proxy/interception and local policy enforcement. Enrollment uses a person-device seat and respects installation licensing and tenant capacity.

VS Code AI Booster Pack​

Set cortega.ai.serverUrl to your organization's app origin, then run Cortega AI Booster Pack: Sign in and Sync AI tools with Cortega. The Pack configures Claude Code, Codex, Continue, OpenCode, Pi, Goose, Aider and Cursor, with the coverage and limitations described in the coding-tools guide. It offers Projects, AI Usage, AI Query Log and Settings inside VS Code.

Sign-in registers a separate computer seat labeled VS. It does not install a machine-wide TLS inspection service. Deploy native Endpoint Guard when you need that enforcement. Native and VS registrations can consume separate seats.

Multi-tenant on-prem rollout​

A single installation can serve several tenants with tenant-specific users, teams, models, budgets, policies and enrollment. Pre-provision users or configure registration domains, invitations or tenant Enrollment CAs. A shared email domain cannot distinguish several tenants without explicit identity assignment.

Follow the on-prem setup guide for the full .env contract, DNS/TLS and nginx host mapping, tenant IdPs, license and seat checks, and rollout validation. For MDM/certificate deployment use the Endpoint Guard guide.