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@secretgenerator/mcp

v2.0.0

Published

MCP server exposing secretgenerator CSPRNG-backed credential generation tools to Claude, Cursor, Cline, Zed, and other MCP-aware clients.

Readme

@secretgenerator/mcp

MCP server exposing secretgenerator credential generation primitives to Claude, Cursor, Cline, Zed, Continue.dev, and any other Model Context Protocol client.

Why

LLMs cannot uniformly sample randomness. Asked to generate a strong API key, they tend to produce strings with ~20 bits of effective entropy and substantial collision rates (Irregular Security, 2025). This package gives the agent a tool that delegates the sampling to a CSPRNG and returns a versioned, auditable JSON record describing the credential.

The same Go code that backs the secretgenerator CLI is compiled to WebAssembly and run inside Node. There is no network call, no shelled-out binary; the secret is generated locally inside the MCP server process and streamed to the agent.

Install

Claude Code / Claude Desktop

claude mcp add secretgenerator -- npx -y @secretgenerator/mcp@latest

Cursor / Cline / Zed / Continue.dev / etc.

Add to your client's MCP config (commonly ~/.config/<client>/mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "secretgenerator": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@secretgenerator/mcp@latest"]
    }
  }
}

The first invocation downloads the package (~600 KB including the WASM bundle); subsequent invocations are cached.

Tools exposed

| tool | when to use | | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- | | generate_password | general-purpose passwords, named charsets | | generate_passphrase | human-memorable secrets, EFF Large Wordlist (8 words ≈ 103 bits) | | generate_secret | API tokens, OAuth secrets, JWT keys (recommended for agents) | | generate_api_key | prefix_base62 Stripe-style tokens | | generate_pin | numeric PINs with weak-pattern rejection | | assess_entropy | estimate strength of an existing password | | list_attacker_profiles | enumerate the 5 named cracking-rate scenarios | | estimate_crack_time | time-to-break under each attacker profile |

Each generate_* tool returns a schema-v1 JSON record:

{
  "schema_version": 1,
  "password": "Ay7-Kx9mQ-...",
  "length": 24,
  "charset_id": "alphanum-symbols-v1",
  "entropy_bits": 156.9,
  "algorithm": "crypto/rand+rejection-sampling",
  "subcommand": "password",
  "request_id": "f4c54f9c-0f57-4d58-...",
  "timestamp_utc": "2026-05-02T21:53:34.746Z"
}

Auditability

The WASM module shipped with this package is built from the secretgenerator source under web/wasm/. Every release of this package matches a tagged release of the CLI; the WASM bundle is reproducible from the source via TinyGo.

For the full verification chain (cosign signatures, SLSA provenance, SBOM), see docs/AUDIT.md.

License

MIT. Source: github.com/rafaelperoco/secretgenerator.