What encryption scheme does PrivAgents use?
PrivAgents uses the BFV homomorphic encryption scheme via TenSEAL to encrypt user data before sending it to the MCP server.
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Basic information
PrivAgents is a privacy-first framework where intelligent agents interact with a secure MCP (Model Computation & Processing) server to perform encrypted data analysis using homomorphic encryption.
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"PrivAgent": {
"command": "python",
"args": [
"-m",
"venv",
"venv"
]
}
}
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PrivAgents is a privacy-first framework that enables autonomous agents (on-device or in the cloud) to perform secure data processing through trustless MCP servers using homomorphic encryption. It is designed for sensitive environments such as healthcare, personalization, and finance, where data must remain confidential during processing.
Clone the repository, create a Python virtual environment, install dependencies, and start the MCP server from the root directory with PYTHONPATH=. python mcp/server.py. Then run either the Ollama agent (PYTHONPATH=. python agent/ollama_mcp_agent.py) for local execution or the OpenAI agent (PYTHONPATH=. python agent/openai_mcp_agent.py) for cloud execution.
PrivAgents uses the BFV homomorphic encryption scheme via TenSEAL to encrypt user data before sending it to the MCP server.
Two agents are supported: the Ollama Agent for on-device reasoning with local models, and the OpenAI Agent for cloud-based intelligence via API.
The user’s input is encrypted on the device, sent to the MCP server for encrypted similarity calculations, and the results are returned in encrypted form to be decrypted locally on the device.
The project requires Python, a virtual environment, and packages listed in `requirements.txt` (including TenSEAL). No additional runtime or cloud backend is required beyond the chosen agent’s API key.
No. The server only receives encrypted tensors and computes dot products under encryption. User data remains confidential throughout the entire workflow.
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