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MCP Static Audit Workflow
Normalize an MCP server repo and flag risky permissions, scripts, and auth requirements.
A curated public baseline; every entry carries a verification level and risk labels. 25 from the automated pipeline
What it is good for
Normalize an MCP server repo and flag risky permissions, scripts, and auth requirements. AgentMaps treats this as a workflow template candidate and scores it with a capped benchmark score plus a separate recommendation score that includes trust, platform fit, setup preference, and risk preference.
Use cases
- - Identify risky permissions
- - Audit scripts and dependencies
- - Explain safety boundaries
- - Run repeatable task flows
- - Coordinate tool calls
Best for
- - Developers using Codex for security workflows.
- - Teams that want visible setup, verification, and risk evidence before adoption.
Not for
- - Users expecting a fully managed marketplace install flow.
- - Users who need enterprise SSO controls.
Limitations
- - Scenario-level L5-L7 benchmark testing is not part of the current MVP record.
Runtime pattern before adoption
Best used as a bounded workflow; AI can rank, explain, and validate, while the user confirms setup and adoption.
Visible states
- Collect task context and platform constraints
- Preview setup, source, and permission boundaries
- Trial in a sandbox or low-permission environment
- Record trial result before team adoption
User controls
- Revise task/platform filters
- Add to Compare
- Open source for review
- Cancel high-risk adoption
- Submit pending/staging evidence
Approval gates
- Source review before low-permission trial
Failure recovery
- On trial failure, fall back to source docs, alternatives, or pending/staging evidence submission.
Trial acceptance
- Can a user find a task-fit candidate within two minutes
- Can the UI explain why it is recommended and where it does not fit
- Can the user identify token, write, shell, network, or local file risk
- Can the user separate L1/L2 evidence from full runtime proof
- Does a failed trial have fallback or manual takeover
Verification evidence
The matrix shows passed, partial, skipped, and not-tested boundaries. It is not production adoption approval.
Source, docs, license, or package metadata exists.
Static review assigns permission and risk boundaries.
Install path can be checked, but not necessarily in your environment.
Interface or entrypoint parsed; not a production safety approval.
- Seed profile normalized into AgentMaps schema.
- Source and documentation fields are present.
- Static risk flags are assigned.
- Install verification pending.
- Interface parsing pending.
- Benchmark score capped at 65 by L2 verification.
Trust profile
Risk findings
- - Static Analysis
Verified evidence
- - Seed profile normalized into AgentMaps schema.
- - Source and documentation fields are present.
- - Static risk flags are assigned.
- - Install verification pending.
Score breakdown
Why it scores well
- - Clear task fit for the selected scenario.
- - Static verification evidence is available.
- - Focused platform fit.
Watch outs
- - Scenario testing is still pending.
- - Production adoption still needs local validation.
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