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@mcpolyglot/security

v0.0.2

Published

Non-bypassable security middleware for mcpolyglot: scopes, redaction, audit, rate-limit, and untrusted-data wrapping.

Downloads

68

Readme

@mcpolyglot/security

The non-bypassable security middleware for mcpolyglot. Implements every phase of the pipeline that wraps tool calls in @mcpolyglot/core.

What's in here

  • ScopeGuard — refuses tools whose required scopes aren't in the granted set.
  • RateLimiter — token bucket per session per tool, plus a max-concurrent gate.
  • Redactor — built-in regex set (emails, JWTs, AWS access keys, GitHub tokens, SSNs, credit-card numbers) plus per-table column deny lists.
  • AuditLogger — JSONL appender for ~/.mcpolyglot/audit.log. Logs argshash + metadata; never raw args or results.
  • wrapUntrusted / enforceSize<mcpolyglot-data> prompt-injection wrapper and a hard byte cap on serialized output.
  • defaultSecurityHooks(opts) — composes all of the above into the SecurityHooks shape McpolyglotServer expects.
  • composeHooks(...hooks) — chain custom hooks alongside the defaults.

Why a separate package

Connectors, the CLI, and any embedding host all need to construct the security hooks the same way. Keeping them in one package makes that boring and reviewable.

Docs

  • Architecture → https://github.com/ishay60/mcpolyglot/blob/develop/ARCHITECTURE.md
  • Pipeline overview → see "The security pipeline" section in ARCHITECTURE.md

MIT licensed.