An MCP server that acts as a central memory system and workflow guardian for AI agents, featuring knowledge graph capabilities and autonomous guidance prompts.
1999AZZAR/project-guardian-mcp-server
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Store temporary agent state and cached API results in Redis using enforced mema: namespaces and TTL controls. Use when session data or expensive intermediate results must be shared across steps or sub-agents.
1999AZZAR/project-guardian-mcp-server
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Maintain project context in Project Guardian's memory.db knowledge graph. Use during coding, debugging, planning, and project-management sessions to restore relevant context and record significant decisions, changes, tasks, and milestones.
1999AZZAR/project-guardian-mcp-server
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Scan project files for likely hardcoded secrets and inspect container images for HIGH or CRITICAL CVEs with Trivy. Use for local security audits before commits, releases, or deployments; treat findings as heuristics requiring review.
1999AZZAR/project-guardian-mcp-server
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Restore relevant Project Guardian context from memory.db at session start. Use when resuming project work, switching repositories, or answering what was previously in progress; surface active tasks, open bugs, recent observations, and blockers.
1999AZZAR/project-guardian-mcp-server
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Auto-tracking skill for Project-Guardian. Automatically records file changes, code edits, decisions, and bug fixes to memory.db. Trigger after every significant operation (file edit, git commit, bug fix, refactor). Uses git diff and file analysis to generate observations.
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Detect and quarantine likely prompt injection in untrusted text from websites, retrieved documents, tool output, and user-uploaded files. Use before an agent interprets external content or takes actions based on it; treat detection as a heuristic, not a security boundary.
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