From prompt to production in under 60 seconds. SmeltSec generates servers, scans them with 16 security scanners across 2 gates, monitors upstream changes, and syncs configs to every major AI client.
$ npx smeltsec scan ./my-serverlive on npm →We ran a 16-scanner pipeline across the most-starred public MCP-relevant repos — covering SAST, secret leakage, dependency CVEs, MCP tool poisoning, prompt injection, and supply-chain attacks. Two-thirds shipped with at least one B-grade or worse finding. The MCP ecosystem is growing faster than the tooling that should protect it. SmeltSec is the security layer underneath every server we generate, monitor, and score.
Use natural language, import a GitHub repo, or paste an OpenAPI spec. 60 seconds to production-ready code.
16 security scanners run in 2 gates — pre-generation and post-generation. Critical findings block delivery.
Link a GitHub repo for automatic change detection. Track usage analytics. Sync configs to every major AI client.
Describe in natural language what your MCP server should do. Get production-ready code generated in under 60 seconds.
Import any GitHub repo. SmeltSec analyzes your codebase with Tree-sitter, detects changes via webhooks, and proposes surgical updates.
Every server gets scanned twice — Gate 1 before generation (SAST, secrets, CVEs, API surface) and Gate 2 after (tool poisoning, behavioral analysis, permission escalation). Critical findings block delivery.
Static code analysis for vulnerabilities and anti-patterns
Scan for leaked API keys, tokens, and credentials
Check dependencies against known vulnerability databases
Detect behavioral mismatches and permission escalation
Score any MCP server across 6 dimensions. Get auto-fix suggestions to improve LLM understanding. Gate deploys on minimum scores. 87% average improvement after applying fixes.
Drop-in proxy intercepts MCP calls and reports per-tool analytics: calls, latency P50/P95/P99, errors, and client distribution. 12.8K calls tracked per day on average. Set alerts and export via API, webhooks, or OpenTelemetry.
Semgrep, Gitleaks, OSV-Scanner, and MCP-Scan are all open source. Integrating them yourself takes 2–3 engineer-months. SmeltSec gives you all sixteen scanners plus quality scoring, monitoring, and multi-client config sync in 60 seconds.
Paste an OpenAPI spec and get a fully typed MCP server. Every endpoint becomes a tool with proper schemas and descriptions.