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OSS2026-09-16 · source-backed
mcp-airlock, created September 13, targets the July 28 MCP spec and implements policy evaluation, audit and tracing as a proxy rather than as changes inside each server. Given that this week's CVE wave is almost entirely missing-boundary bugs in individual servers, terminating policy once in front of everything is the structurally right answer. Early and small, so treat it as a design to copy rather than a dependency to adopt.
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