alt Hacker NewsOne part that makes me wary of these tools is security.
If I use a remote MCP or CLI that relies on network calls, and I give it in the hands of my coding assistant, wouldn't be too easy to inject prompts and exfiltrate data from my machine?
At least MCP don't have direct access to my machine, but CLIs do.
We've been working on a warrant model that ensures task-scoped authorization: constrain your agents to specific tools and specific arguments, cryptographically enforced at the MCP tool boundary. Even a fully compromised agent can't reach outside its warrant. Open source. github.com/tenuo-ai/tenuo