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Expose Enji Guard access and compact report metadata to local tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "enji-guard-cli" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use enji-guard-cli to connect to Enji Guard, list compact metadata for the latest 10 reports, and return the title, status, risk level, and updated time in reverse chronological order.
A compact list of recent reports for quickly reviewing security status and update times.
Query Enji Guard report metadata through enji-guard-cli, show only high-risk and critical items, and output the report ID, name, and summary.
A list of high-risk reports so engineering or DevOps teams can prioritize remediation.
Provide enji-guard-cli as an MCP tool to a local AI agent so it can read Enji Guard access results and report metadata, then compile a daily security inspection summary.
A structured daily security summary highlighting key report statuses and risk changes.
Manage, proxy, and secure MCP servers with centralized access control.
Enforce permissions, approvals, sanitization, and audit for AI agent MCP calls.
Protect MCP-connected agents with PII redaction, rate limits, and policy enforcement.
Secure LLM and MCP tool interactions with zero-trust controls and policy enforcement.
Secure MCP servers with policy checks, redaction, access control, and audit logs
Access and manage engineering docs with traceable support for requirements, tests, and impact analysis.