tiza

catch

Claude Cowork drifts. We block undesired actions.

Claude Cowork is very powerful when you connect it to your apps (Google Analytics, Google Ads, Webflow, etc). However, there is always the fear of it destroying your configurations or data. The tiza plugin avoids that.

After installing, run /connect in Claude Cowork to start the automatic setup.

  • Tool calls are checked before they run
  • Your feedback becomes an enforced policy
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Let Claude Cowork use powerful tools without blind trust

MCPs make Cowork useful across your stack. They also make mistakes more expensive. A tool call can edit a CMS page, adjust ad settings, or edit your account before you notice.

Google AnalyticsGoogle AdsWebflowGitHubPostgresSlackany app you use

What changes with Tiza?

Without runtime guardrails

  • Cowork connects to multiple MCP servers
  • A long session drifts from the original instruction
  • Changes are scattered across connected apps

You are left piecing together what happened after the fact.

Prompt instructions alone do not block a tool call before it changes a real system.

With Tiza Catch

  • Cowork proposes a tool action
  • Tiza checks it before the MCP server sees it
  • The session trace and feedback update the policy

You get a runtime gate and one place to review the session.

Accepted, rejected, and failed actions are tracked against the Cowork run.

One default policy, many subject policies

Every Cowork agent starts with a default policy. Use a subject policy when one project, client, repository, or environment needs different rules.

Default policy

Used when you do not set a subject policy. Feedback applies to the base Cowork behavior for that agent.

Subject policy

Set with /subject policy-name. If the policy exists, Cowork uses it. If it is new, Tiza starts from the default policy and keeps future feedback separate.

Install, connect, then give feedback

1

Connect Cowork through the plugin

Install the plugin, then run /connect so Tiza can create the project key after browser sign-in.

2

Every tool call is checked

Before Cowork makes changes on your apps. Tiza checks if the action should run.

3

Convert your feedback into a policy

Tiza keeps the session trace across connected tools, you provide feedback and it becomes an enforced policy rule.

Cheat sheet

Keep these commands handy once the plugin is installed.

Install instructions

/connect

Start browser sign-in and approve Claude Cowork.

/connect complete

Finish setup after approval and store the Cowork project key.

/status

Check the connected project, agent, subject policy, and run.

/subject policy-name

Use or create a subject policy for this project, client, repository, or environment.

/feedback The agent should never edit ad budgets.

Create a new policy rule that's checked on every future call.

/subject clear

Return the session to the base policy.

Ready to connect Cowork?

Install the plugin, then run the connect command from Claude Cowork.