An MCP server for Arcjet - the runtime security platform that ships with your AI code.
Arcjet is the runtime security platform that ships with your code. Enforce budgets, stop prompt injection, detect bots, and protect personal information with Arcjet's AI security building blocks. The Arcjet MCP server gives AI coding assistants the skills of a security engineer. By connecting to the Arcjet MCP server, your AI coding tools can: List teams you belong to. List sites within a team.…
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Arcjet is the runtime security platform that ships with your code. Enforce budgets, stop prompt injection, detect bots, and protect personal information with Arcjet's AI security building blocks. The Arcjet MCP server gives AI coding assistants the skills of a security engineer. By connecting to the Arcjet MCP server, your AI coding tools can: List teams you belong to. List sites within a team. Create new sites within a team. Get site keys () for use in your projects. List requests received by…
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