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Thanks for contributing to the MCP servers repo! We've retired the third-party server list from the README in favor of the MCP Registry — see #3950 for context. The Official Integrations and Community Servers sections no longer exist in the README, so this PR no longer has a target. Going forward, please publish your server to the MCP Registry using the quickstart guide: That's where server discovery now happens. Thanks for building on MCP! Note: I'm working through the backlog with help from Claude Code to give everyone a prompt response. |
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Vygil is a dual-purpose security tool:
CLI Scanner: Standalone command-line tool for comprehensive local security auditing
MCP Server: Exposes security scanning capabilities to AI assistants via Model Context Protocol
The tool uses a modular scanner design where each security domain (network, processes, filesystem, etc.) is a separate module. All scans run in parallel for optimal performance, and results are aggregated into a comprehensive report with risk assessment.