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Choose your development environment

Opsera Agents work in Claude Desktop, Cursor IDE, and VS Code. Pick the environment that fits your workflow,se tup takes 5 minutes in any of them.

All three options give you the same capabilities: natural language commands to run security scans, analyze architecture, audit compliance, and more.

Which terminal should I use?

Claude Desktop
Cursor IDE
VS Code

Best for: Quick analysis, ad-hoc security scans, one-off tasks

You'll use it for:

  • Running security scans before committing code

  • Quick architecture analysis

  • Exploring what agents can do

  • Tasks that don't require deep IDE integration

Setup time: 1 command (fastest)

Best for: Active development, continuous security checks, integrated workflows

You'll use it for:

  • Security scanning while writing code

  • Architecture analysis during code reviews

  • Real-time compliance checking

  • Keeping agents in your development context

Setup time: 3 steps (~5 minutes)

Best for: Teams already using VS Code, GitHub Copilot users, enterprise environments

You'll use it for:

  • Integration with GitHub Copilot Chat

  • Team-wide agent deployment (via workspace config)

  • Corporate standardization

  • Existing VS Code workflows

Setup time: 3 steps (~5 minutes)

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