Masaq
Provides a secure and sandboxed gateway for AI agents to introspect and perform actions on local UNIX and GNU/Linux systems.
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The Masaq server is a security-focused Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, forked from GitHub's official MCP server, engineered to enable AI agents to interact with local systems autonomously and securely. It operates within a Zero Trust framework, leveraging native operating system sandboxing mechanisms like AppArmor, Jails, pledge/unveil. Designed for offline use, Masaq emphasizes security by design through robust authentication, Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), and comprehensive audit logging, making it an ideal intermediary for AI-driven system management and security operations. Its extensible architecture allows for easy integration with various system services.
Características Principales
- Security by Design with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) and comprehensive audit logging
- Leverages native OS sandboxing (AppArmor, Jails, pledge/unveil) for secure command execution
- Operates autonomously without internet connectivity, relying on local resources
- Extensible architecture for integrating new tools and interacting with system services
- Adheres to Zero Trust and NIS2 security principles for hardened operations
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Casos de Uso
- AI-assisted security analysis to check system integrity and identify changes using tools like AIDE
- Secure automation of system maintenance tasks, such as restarting Docker containers based on monitoring alerts
- Empowering AI agents to introspect local system processes and logs in a controlled environment
