AI agent security via MCP: C3 firewall, C4 immune system, C5 action guard, self-evolving prompts.
The only MCP server that protects your AI agent instead of just extending it. "me encanta saber que no borrará nada de mi pc" — First GSEP user, unprompted Website · GSEP Core · npm · Discord Prompt injection patterns (C3) | 53 | Destructive action patterns (C5) | 80+ | Behavioral immune checks (C4) | 6 | Chromosome layers | 6 (C0–C5) | LLM providers supported | 5 (Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Ollama,…
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The only MCP server that protects your AI agent instead of just extending it. "me encanta saber que no borrará nada de mi pc" — First GSEP user, unprompted Website · GSEP Core · npm · Discord Prompt injection patterns (C3) | 53 | Destructive action patterns (C5) | 80+ | Behavioral immune checks (C4) | 6 | Chromosome layers | 6 (C0–C5) | LLM providers supported | 5 (Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Ollama, Perplexity) | Transport modes | 2 (stdio + HTTP/SSE) | Setup time | Session model (v1.0.3+): Send…
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