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Building a Zero-Trust security proxy for MCP — looking for teams actively using AI agents to give feedback
I'm a software engineer building an open-source security
layer for MCP (Model Context Protocol) — essentially a
proxy that sits between AI agents and your internal tools
and enforces:
- Allowlist/denylist for specific tool calls
- Human-in-the-loop approval for destructive operations
(file deletes, DB writes, deploys)
- Tamper-proof audit logs of every agent action
If you're running local agents connected to real tools
(databases, file systems, APIs) and have ever had a moment
where you thought "this agent could really wreck something
if it goes wrong" — I'd love 20 minutes of your time.
Not selling anything. Just looking for people who've felt
this pain firsthand to help shape what gets built.
Drop a comment or DM me.
u/Beginning-Item8354 — 2 days ago