MCP
8 guides tagged “MCP”.
- How to Audit an MCP Server Before You Connect It Check what the server exposes, what credentials it holds, where it can reach, and whether you can see what it did. Then pin it.
- What Is MCP Tool Poisoning? Tool poisoning hides instructions in an MCP tool's name or description, so the model follows the tool's text instead of its documentation.
- How to Run Laya Locally: Install, First Decision, CLI, HTTP, and MCP Install Laya, run a first typed decision, use the CLI and presets, serve it over HTTP, and connect it to a coding agent over MCP.
- How to Connect Laya to a Coding Agent Over MCP Install Laya's MCP server, configure a coding agent, verify the tools, and use typed decisions for routing, triage, and guardrails.
- Securing AI Agents and LLM Features: The Attack Surface You Just Added Prompt injection, MCP servers, non-human identities, and hallucinated packages — every security concept that applies once your app has an LLM feature or an AI agent. With linked guides.
- What Is MCP (Model Context Protocol) and Why Does It Need Securing? MCP lets AI assistants connect to external tools and data, which makes it a live attack surface. Learn the protocol and its core security risks.
- How to Secure an MCP Server Secure an MCP server: least-privilege tools, authentication, scoped short-lived credentials, and human approval for high-impact actions. A practical guide.
- How to Set Up MCP Servers for a Coding Agent A step-by-step setup of Model Context Protocol servers: choosing transports, wiring configuration, passing secrets as environment variables, and verifying the tools appear.