Agent/MCP Audit Sprint

Fixed-price human review

MCP Security Audit Service

A $1,000 async audit for one MCP server, agent tool surface, or tool-using product slice before launch. The review focuses on the practical failure modes that expose accounts, secrets, write actions, customer data, and remote transports.

PriceUSD $1,000 fixed
Turnaround48-hour target after scope and payment confirmation
ScopeOne repo or product slice
OutputBoundary map, ranked findings, tests, launch notes

Review areas

What the audit covers

The sprint is scoped for teams that already have a working agent integration and need an outside engineering review before users connect accounts, credentials, or production workflows.

Tool inventory and read/write/destructive classification
Remote transport exposure, bind address, CORS/origin, TLS, and proxy assumptions
Auth boundaries across user identity, provider tokens, and tool permissions
Secret redaction across logs, errors, telemetry, and agent-readable output
Input schema constraints for paths, URLs, command fragments, and oversized payloads
Prompt/tool injection tests using malicious external content and tool output

Good fit

When to book this

Your MCP server has write tools, account mutation, messaging, publishing, file access, database access, browser control, or shell execution.
You are moving from local stdio use to remote HTTP, SSE, WebSocket, hosted cloud, or multi-tenant deployment.
You have a launch date and need a ranked fix plan, not a broad compliance project.
You can share a public repo, private repo access, sanitized docs, or a focused product slice without secrets.

High-intent slices

Dedicated audit paths for risk-heavy MCP products

Some MCP servers have an obvious $1,000 risk case because agents can touch money, send messages, mutate accounts, or expose organization data.

Trading MCP security audit: brokerage, crypto, finance, order placement, account credentials, dry-run defaults, and non-idempotent actions.
Workspace MCP security audit: email, calendar, Slack, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, docs, drive, messaging, and tenant data boundaries.
Cloud and database MCP security audit: SQL, Kubernetes, cloud APIs, admin tools, credentials, namespaces, and destructive infrastructure actions.
Browser automation MCP security audit: browsing, scraping, clicks, form submission, downloads, JavaScript execution, and private sessions.

Flow

How the paid sprint starts

  1. Open an intake issue with repo/product URL, scope, delivery visibility, payment network, and highest concern.
  2. Public GitHub repo intakes receive an automated no-execution scanner triage comment in the issue.
  3. Scope is accepted for one repo or product slice.
  4. Pay USD $1,000 equivalent via Ethereum or Solana, or agree an invoice-first payment path before work starts.
  5. The 48-hour target starts after payment confirmation and scope acceptance.