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Note: This package is part of a security research demonstration by JFrog. This repository contains a functional implementation of an MCP (Model Context Protocol) runtime used to simulate supply-chain security scenarios in AI-driven environments. This repository and the associated package are part of a security simulation and research project. It is not intended for production environments or…
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Note: This package is part of a security research demonstration by JFrog. This repository contains a functional implementation of an MCP (Model Context Protocol) runtime used to simulate supply-chain security scenarios in AI-driven environments. This repository and the associated package are part of a security simulation and research project. It is not intended for production environments or general-purpose use.
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