How does MCP Guardian intercept LLM-to-MCP traffic?
It runs a `mcp-guardian-proxy` that sits between the LLM host and MCP servers, logging and optionally blocking messages based on approval rules.
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MCP Guardian manages your LLM assistant's access to MCP servers, giving you real-time control over your LLM's activity. It logs all MCP server activity, allows you to approve or deny individual tool call messages in real time, and provides automated safety and privacy scans (coming soon).
Install nix (Linux/macOS) or rustup, nodejs, and yarn (Windows), then clone the repo and run just build-release to produce the mcp-guardian and mcp-guardian-proxy binaries. Use the proxy to intercept and manage MCP server traffic from your LLM host application.
It runs a `mcp-guardian-proxy` that sits between the LLM host and MCP servers, logging and optionally blocking messages based on approval rules.
Linux or macOS (nix-based dev environment) or Windows (requires git with symlink support, rustup, nodejs, yarn, Visual Studio). Rust and Node.js are build dependencies.
No, automated real-time scans for safety and privacy are listed as “Coming Soon” in the README.
Run `just build-release` in the repo root after entering the nix dev shell (Linux/macOS) or after installing dependencies (Windows). The binaries `mcp-guardian` and `mcp-guardian-proxy` will appear in `_build/bin/`.
No. The README describes a self-hosted, locally built proxy with no mention of any cloud dependency.
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