Turn on the MCP layer and Claude, Cursor or Copilot act inside Throughly — the busywork, while you approve — walled off from your money and confidential documents. It's off by default.
There's no plugin to install and no data to hand over. The agent layer is a switch on your own instance — you turn it on, and you can turn it off.
Throughly exposes a scoped MCP endpoint per workspace. It stays off until you enable it — nothing an agent can reach exists before you do.
Claude, Cursor or Copilot connect with a token you mint yourself and can revoke in a click. The token carries only the scope you grant — one project, or the whole workspace.
The agent sees your tasks and docs, does the busywork, and hands each result back for you to approve. Every action has to fit inside the boundary below — no exceptions, admin token or not.
Starts and stops timers, logs each entry against the right project and task, and tidies loose entries so the hours are clean before anything is billed. You stop babysitting the timer; the record stays accurate.
Creates and moves work items, files tickets into the right epic or sprint, and keeps status honest as work progresses — so the board reflects reality without you dragging cards across it every morning.
Reads the shared inbox, drafts replies in context, and assigns and prioritises by SLA. It clears the queue down to the decisions that need a human — you stay the one who hits send.
Turns a finished task into a documented page and keeps the knowledge base current, so what the team worked out doesn't evaporate the moment the ticket closes.
Turns tracked hours into a draft invoice for you to review and send. It can create the draft — but it can't read any existing invoice, any rate, or your revenue. Drafting is the single finance action it will ever touch; everything else about your money stays closed to it.
Every agent runs inside a hard boundary, enforced in one access layer and covered by tests. It can act on your behalf, but it can't reach what's sensitive — not even one minted by an admin.