I built three tools to audit MCP servers. Each one found a bug in itself first.
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Over the last couple weeks I built three small, independent CLIs that each check a different way an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server can be broken — not by reading marketing copy, but by pointing them at real, popular servers and reading what came back. The three tools ask three different questi…
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I built three tools to audit MCP servers. Each one found a bug in itself first.
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