MCP-Dandan security monitor
by 82chWatch your AI's tool calls in real time and block suspicious behavior before it causes harm.
AI Library · 4,066 MCP servers
Watch your AI's tool calls in real time and block suspicious behavior before it causes harm.
Let your AI keep a signed, checkable record of what it was allowed to do and what it actually did.
Lets your AI run security checks like SQL injection tests, network capture analysis and memory forensics for you.
Your AI checks risky actions before doing them, and asks you first when something looks dangerous.
Watch and control what your AI's tools are allowed to do, with a log of every action.
Lets your AI check skill files and prompts for hidden security threats before you trust them.
Check and pin your AI skills and MCP servers so a tampered or poisoned tool never runs.
Checks your AI's commands before they run and blocks dangerous ones like deleting files or reading passwords.
Lets your AI check any text for hidden prompt injection attacks before you trust it.
Your AI can scan code and config files for hidden tricks like invisible characters and sneaky dependencies.
Give your AI agent a passport, a spending limit and a log of every action it takes.
Add permission levels, approval prompts, and an audit log to the tools your AI is allowed to use.
Adds a safety guard in front of your AI's tools, blocking risky actions and hiding secrets.
Give your AI a way to log its actions as signed receipts and check a trust score.
Lets your AI act on your computer only inside the rules you set, with backups before file changes.
Check signed receipts and audit bundles offline, right from your AI chat.
Lets your AI scan C/C++ code for common memory bugs and check whether a compiled program has security protections turned on.
Lets your AI check commands, spot personal data, and block risky actions before they happen.
Let your AI keep a tamper-evident log of what it did and check other agents' reputation scores.
Your AI can check any shell command for danger and explain every flag before it runs.