Your AI coding agents need one project brain.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other coding agents can each make sensible decisions — and still pull the same repository in different directions. CrossCheck gives the repo one shared decision boundary.
Claude Code
CURRENT DECISIONdatabase_engine
PostgreSQL
Cursor
PROPOSED CHANGEdatabase_engine
MySQL
Conflict detected
BLOCKED BEFORE WRITEDatabase engine does not match the repo decision.
The disagreement stops here.
You decide the architecture once. The next agent gets the same boundary instead of guessing.
Designed to sit across the AI coding stack you already use
The hidden cost of multi-agent coding
Nothing has to look broken for the repo to be drifting.
One agent keeps Prisma. Another introduces Drizzle. One assumes Clerk. Another builds Auth.js. The code can look fine for hours before the contradiction finally becomes visible.
Agents choose independently
Each coding agent works from the context it can see. They do not automatically inherit every architectural decision another tool made.
The conflict hides in plain sight
Both changes can look reasonable on their own, so the disagreement often survives until tests, review or a later feature exposes it.
You pay in rework
The time AI was meant to save gets spent undoing code, fixing integrations and deciding which direction the repository was meant to follow.
Proof before payment
Test the idea on your own repo first.
Choose a repository folder in the browser or run the local scanner. CrossCheck currently checks supported conflicts around database engine, ORM, authentication provider and package manager.
Local
Your scan runs against files on your machine.
Private
No source-code upload to zFinia.
Immediate
See the supported conflict result before deciding to subscribe.
Fastest way to try CrossCheck
Scan a repo folder in your browser.
Pick the repository folder. CrossCheck reads only its supported config and decision files in this browser tab. Your files are not uploaded.
Prefer the terminal?
Run the same supported free check from the repository root:
curl -fsSL https://www.zfinia.com/crosscheck-free.mjs -o crosscheck-free.mjs && node crosscheck-free.mjs --source directiwr https://www.zfinia.com/crosscheck-free.mjs -OutFile crosscheck-free.mjs; node .\crosscheck-free.mjs --source directYour source code stays local. This command downloads the public scanner and sends small anonymous usage events: scanner version, OS/Node family and bounded scan outcome. No repository contents, paths or source code are sent. Add --no-telemetry or set ZFINIA_TELEMETRY=0 to opt out. A random temporary ID helps estimate repeat use until your system clears it.
For a fully offline scan after download, run node crosscheck-scan.mjs directly. Native guards, Git checks and MCP remain offline.
What US$29/month actually buys
A durable decision layer around the repository.
CrossCheck is not just a one-time scanner. The paid product keeps supported project decisions with the repo and checks future agent work against the same boundary.
Persistent decisions
Pin supported choices in a repo-level decision contract so the next agent sees the same canonical direction.
Pre-write + post-edit checks
Documented agent adapters check recognized changes close to the moment a conflicting assumption turns into code.
Git + CI backstops
Shared repository boundaries remain in place even when the editor or AI agent changes.
Controlled migrations
Intentional architecture changes can move through a migration path instead of forcing the guard off.
Receipts + local history
Supported blocked conflicts get local evidence so you can see what was stopped and why.
Protection diagnostics
Status and protection checks make it easier to know whether the guardrail is actually active.
CrossCheck Early Access
1 protected repoUse the free scan first. Subscribe when you want the decision contract and continuous protection to stay with the repo.
Protect this repositoryRun the free scan firstNeed more than one repo? Quantity can be adjusted in checkout.
Built for the mixed-agent reality
Keep using the tools you like. Give the repository one decision boundary they all share.
Claude Code
Uses the same supported repo decision boundary, with exact capability and setup details documented per integration.
Cursor
Uses the same supported repo decision boundary, with exact capability and setup details documented per integration.
OpenAI Codex
Uses the same supported repo decision boundary, with exact capability and setup details documented per integration.
GitHub Copilot
Uses the same supported repo decision boundary, with exact capability and setup details documented per integration.
Gemini CLI
Uses the same supported repo decision boundary, with exact capability and setup details documented per integration.
Windsurf
Uses the same supported repo decision boundary, with exact capability and setup details documented per integration.
Cline
Uses the same supported repo decision boundary, with exact capability and setup details documented per integration.
Questions developers ask before trusting a guardrail
Know exactly what you are installing.
What problem does zFinia CrossCheck solve?
CrossCheck helps a repository keep one supported set of project decisions when multiple AI coding agents are working on it. It can catch supported contradictions such as PostgreSQL versus MySQL, Prisma versus Drizzle, Clerk versus Auth.js, and package-manager conflicts before they become rework.
Does CrossCheck upload my source code?
The free browser and local scans run against your repository without uploading your source code to zFinia.
Which AI coding tools does CrossCheck support?
The current product documents native adapters for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot through VS Code hooks in Preview, Gemini CLI, Windsurf/Cascade, and Cline, with Git and CI as shared repository boundaries. Exact setup and platform limits are documented on the compatibility page.
What does the US$29 subscription add?
The paid product adds a persistent supported decision contract, agent checks, Git protection, controlled migrations, local conflict receipts and history, plus status and protection diagnostics for one repository.
One repo. One set of supported decisions.
Find out whether your AI coding agents already disagree.
Run the free scan on a real repository. If CrossCheck finds something useful, then decide whether the continuous guardrail is worth US$29/month.