A free local scanner for poisoned or risky MCP servers, plus a secure-coding coach inside Cursor and Claude Code: review code, get the secure pattern, and learn the fix with a 5-minute lab.
npx mcpvetter scanNo account. No telemetry. Runs on your machine. Read the source before you run it.
Output from the real engine on a typical Cursor config. Every finding has evidence (secrets redacted), why it matters, and the fix.
url http://notes.example.net/mcpfilesystem allowed path: /Discovers MCP configs for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and Gemini CLI. Flags leaked secrets, unpinned packages, shell launchers, plain-HTTP remotes, and, with your OK, poisoned tool descriptions and silent changes.
Lives in your AI client. The model calls review_code before it shows you code that touches auth, data, files or URLs, then secure_pattern and a 5-minute lab when the same flaw shows up twice. It checks at the moment of generation.
In local mode your code never leaves your machine. With an API key, only rule IDs, severities and counts are sent.
The remote endpoint analyses submitted code to answer the request and does not store it.
Customer code is never used to train models. Privacy rules
Scanner free forever. Pro $39 per developer per month. Team $149 per month for up to 10 developers. Both start with a 7-day trial. Compare plans