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mcp-policy

v0.1.2

Published

Enforce MCP server allowlists and blocklists against developer configs. CLI + GitHub Action.

Readme

mcp-policy

Enforce MCP server allowlists and blocklists against developer configs. Catches unauthorized MCP servers before they reach production.

No MCP gateway or enterprise SaaS required — just a policy.yml and your existing .mcp.json or claude_desktop_config.json.

Install

npm install -g mcp-policy

Usage

CLI

# Check .mcp.json against policy.yml in current directory
mcp-policy check

# Specify files explicitly
mcp-policy check .mcp.json claude_desktop_config.json --policy policy.yml

# Fetch policy from URL
mcp-policy check --policy-url https://example.com/mcp-policy.yml

# JSON output
mcp-policy check --format json

GitHub Action

- uses: mattschaller/mcp-policy@v0
  with:
    policy-path: policy.yml
    config-paths: .mcp.json

Programmatic API

import { checkPolicy, loadPolicy, parseConfig, extractAllServers, checkServersAgainstPolicy } from 'mcp-policy';

// High-level
const { results, pass } = await checkPolicy({
  policyPath: 'policy.yml',
  configPaths: ['.mcp.json'],
});

// Low-level
const policy = loadPolicy({ path: 'policy.yml' });
const config = parseConfig(fs.readFileSync('.mcp.json', 'utf-8'));
const servers = extractAllServers(config);
const result = checkServersAgainstPolicy(servers, policy);

Policy Schema

version: 1

# Servers that are allowed. Empty list = no restriction.
allowed:
  - name: "@modelcontextprotocol/*"
    maxVersion: "2.0.0"
  - name: mcp-server-sqlite

# Servers that are always blocked (takes priority over allowed).
blocked:
  - pattern: "evil-*"

# Require all servers to pin a version (e.g., @1.2.3)
requireVersionPin: false

# Require all servers to pin a SHA256 hash (future)
requireSHAPin: false

Server Name Resolution

mcp-policy extracts the server name from each config entry:

| Command | Extracted Name | |---------|---------------| | npx @scope/[email protected] | @scope/server (version: 1.0) | | npx -y mcp-server | mcp-server | | pnpm dlx mcp-server | mcp-server | | bunx mcp-server | mcp-server | | node ./local.js | null (warning) | | docker run img | img | | /usr/bin/mcp-sqlite | mcp-sqlite | | url: https://... | URL (SSE transport) |

Pattern Matching

Both allowed[].name and blocked[].pattern support * wildcards:

  • @modelcontextprotocol/* — matches any package in the scope
  • mcp-* — matches any package starting with mcp-
  • *-server — matches any package ending with -server

Exit Codes

| Code | Meaning | |------|---------| | 0 | All servers pass policy | | 1 | One or more violations | | 2 | Runtime error (bad config, missing policy) |

See also

Pair with eslint-plugin-mcp-security to catch vulnerabilities inside MCP server code — 13 ESLint rules mapped to the OWASP MCP Top 10 and real CVEs.

License

MIT