I scanned my laptop for shadow MCP servers
A new open-source tool called MCP Auditor has been released to help developers identify and manage potentially risky AI client configurations on their laptops. The tool scans common locations for AI tools like Claude, Cursor, and Gemini, flagging servers that may hold sensitive information or have network access. Developed by Sam and released under an MIT license, the auditor runs locally and can be integrated into CI pipelines to enhance security. AI
IMPACT Helps developers secure their local AI development environments by identifying risky configurations.