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MCPSpy

Kernel-level monitoring and security analysis of MCP traffic

Monitors Model Context Protocol communication in real time using eBPF at the kernel level. Captures JSON-RPC messages over stdio and HTTPS transports, detects prompt injection attacks, and flags PII leakage. Eliminates blind spots when debugging MCP integrations, auditing tool executions, or securing AI workflows in production and Kubernetes clusters.
npx skills add alex-ilgayev/MCPSpy --all -g -y
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How to install MCPSpy?

Run `npx skills add alex-ilgayev/MCPSpy --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.

What does MCPSpy monitor?

It uses eBPF to capture MCP JSON-RPC messages over stdio and HTTPS transports in real time, showing requests, responses, and tool calls between clients and servers.

Can MCPSpy detect prompt injection attacks?

Yes. With the --security flag and a HuggingFace token, it scans tool call arguments and responses for injection and jailbreak attempts, assigning risk levels from low to critical.

Does MCPSpy work in Kubernetes?

Yes. It deploys as a DaemonSet to monitor MCP traffic from AI services like LangFlow and LangGraph across your cluster.

What are the system requirements for MCPSpy?

You need Linux kernel 5.15 or later and root privileges, since eBPF requires kernel-level access. Pre-built binaries are available for linux-amd64 and linux-arm64.

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