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      A local stdio proxy that pins every MCP tool definition when you approve a server and blocks the session with a diff if a description, schema or annotation changes later. A deterministic hash compare (RFC 8785 + SHA-256), with no model in the loop.
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      A least-privilege enforcement proxy for MCP servers. It sits between MCP clients and upstream servers, enforcing tool policies, hiding denied tools, requiring human approval for risky actions, and providing a structured audit trail.
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      Enables MCP server builders to wrap destructive tools so they preview a plan and do nothing until a human approves via client elicitation or a single-use, argument-bound fallback token, with secrets-free audit logging.
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      Enables Node 20+ developers to stand up single-file, zero-dependency MCP stdio servers whose destructive tools stay disabled by default, answering calls with a refusal and a dry-run preview until an environment variable turns them on. Also provides truthful empty/error results, secret redaction in logs, guarded stdout, and per-tool timeouts and cancellation.
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      A zero-infrastructure, local proxy that wraps any stdio MCP server to add audit logging, policy enforcement with regex guards, and per-session/per-day budgets.
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      A transparent MCP stdio proxy that sits between an agent client and a real MCP server, intercepting tools/call requests to enforce runtime guardrails derived from the same YAML rules used for CI regression testing. It blocks forbidden, out-of-whitelist, looping, or non-idempotent tool invocations with JSON-RPC errors and writes every decision to an audit log.
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