Manage / Proxy / Secure your MCP Servers Rust-based implementation.
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MCP Guardian
Overview
MCP Guardian manages your LLM assistant's access to MCP servers, handing you realtime control of your LLM's activity.
📜 Message Logging - See traces for all of an LLM's MCP server activity
💂 Message Approvals - Approve and deny individual tool call messages in real time
🤖 Automated Message Scans - Realtime automated checks for safety, privacy, etc (Coming Soon)
MCP Guardian also makes it a breeze to manage multiple MCP server configurations. Quickly switch between server collections without having to manually manage configuration files for your MCP host applications.
Development
This project uses nix to manage a development environment that can be used on Linux and macOS.
Quick Start - Linux / macOS
1. Install nix
2. Enable nix flakes
sudo sh -c 'echo "experimental-features = nix-command flakes" >> /etc/nix/nix.conf'3. Enter dev shell
nix develop4. Build project
just build-release5. mcp-guardian and mcp-guardian-proxy are now in _build/bin/ which is in PATH of the dev shell.
Quick Start - Windows
1. Install git with symlink support (otherwise you will need to restore ./mcp-guardian/bindings before building).
2. Install rustup.
3. Install nodejs.
4. Install yarn.
npm install --global yarn5. Install .dll dependencies. The easiest way to do this is to install Visual Studio and install the C++ development packages.
6. Install just
cargo install just7. Enter repo root with git-bash (otherwise just won't work and you'll need to call cargo directly)
8. Build project
just build-releaseJustfile
Available recipes:
build
build-release
clean
do DIR +RECIPE
do-all +RECIPE
fmt
fmt-check
lint
readme-check
readme-update
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