Enables agents to prove and verify that a real, unique human performed an action, issuing machine-readable signed credentials with public verification.
An MCP server that sends plain-text Gmail messages only to a predefined allowlist, using generated recipient IDs instead of email addresses to enforce security.
MCP server for administering wg-easy (WireGuard Easy) instances, enabling listing, creating, updating, enabling/disabling, and deleting WireGuard clients, fetching configs and QR codes, and inspecting server status via the wg-easy REST API.
Scans code for exposed secrets, API keys, tokens, and credentials across 69 patterns covering cloud services, AI platforms, payment providers, authentication services, and databases.
Offers proof-only tools to inspect and verify remediation closure receipts, deterministically confirming asset coverage, fixed artifact deployment, rescanning, deadline compliance, and zero-residual closure without executing scans or touching live systems.
Provides cryptographic governance receipts for AI agents, enabling pre-execution evaluation and signed verdicts (EXECUTE/BLOCK/REVIEW/SHADOW) with offline-verifiable audit trails.
Enables AI-assisted development of CodeQL queries for security analysis through the Model Context Protocol. Provides tools for compiling, testing, and executing CodeQL queries across multiple programming languages.
Enables AI assistants to scan project dependencies and Infrastructure as Code files for security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. It also provides automated fixing capabilities to remediate identified security issues.
Rate-limits MCP tool calls with Upstash Redis, allowing a configurable number of invocations per sliding window and sharing counters across server instances.
Enables offline, deterministic verification that one immutable artifact followed a declared build-to-production promotion chain, using only hash-based evidence and failing closed on incomplete or nonconformant gate records.
Enables a constrained subagent to perform foreground GUI actions on Hyprland—observing, focusing windows, clicking, typing, scrolling, dragging, and managing the clipboard—under per-action approval with lease, audit log, and kill-switch gating.