AI agents run code with real permissions. One bad MCP server can leak credentials, exfiltrate data, or hijack your pipeline.
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Why this matters
compromised skills found on ClawHub in a single coordinated supply chain attack (Feb 2026)
of ClawHub marketplace skills expose credentials, API keys, or passwords in plaintext (Snyk audit)
AI agent instances exposed to the public internet across 82 countries (SecurityScorecard)
No single scanner catches everything. MCPAmpel cross-references 16 engines so you don't have to.
Why MCPAmpel
Safe or not? Now you know.
Red means stop. Green means deploy. MCPAmpel gives you a clear trust signal based on 16 independent checks. No guessing, no reading through logs. One score, one answer.
One blind spot is one too many
Single-engine scanners miss what they are not designed to catch. MCPAmpel cross-checks 16 methods: static analysis, secret detection, dependency audit, MCP-specific rules. One engine's gap is another's strength.
See exactly why
Every engine result, raw output, and scoring penalty is visible. Disagree with a finding? Check the exact file and line number. We use open-source tools you can run yourself.
Free. No strings.
Paste a URL, get results in minutes. No account needed. All 16 engines included, free.
How it works
Drop a GitHub, GitLab, npm, or PyPI link into the scanner. Or upload a ClawHub skill or code archive as .zip.
Each engine runs in its own sandboxed container. Static analysis, dependency checks, MCP-specific rules, and custom YARA detections. Think npm audit, but for MCP servers, and with 16 tools instead of one.
Results are cross-validated into a single trust score from 0 to 10, with detailed findings from every engine.