Current focus
Building trustworthy open-source middleware that helps developers use AI agents productively while keeping risky tool access explicit, reviewable, and local.
Maintainer of SecureMCP-Lite, focused on practical open-source infrastructure for safer AI workflows, tighter MCP boundaries, and developer-first security tooling.
MCP makes local tools much more powerful. That power is useful, but it also raises the cost of weak defaults. SecureMCP-Lite exists to put a boring, inspectable policy layer in front of MCP tool calls before they hit the real server.
Building trustworthy open-source middleware that helps developers use AI agents productively while keeping risky tool access explicit, reviewable, and local.
Minimal scope, strong defaults, readable code, credible docs, and practical workflows that real teams can adopt without introducing a platform-sized maintenance burden.
The best place to track progress is the repository itself: issues, releases, docs updates, demo scenarios, and compatibility notes should all stay visible in the open.