AegisGate MCP Server Framework Boasts 22 Security Layers and Zero Go Dependencies

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AegisGate MCP is a new framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, which is a standard for AI tool integration. The framework's primary distinction is implementing 22 security layers while maintaining zero external dependencies on Go modules. This design allows for secure, air-gapped deployments where the software can be built on a machine without network access. A key technical challenge was integrating a neural network for threat detection without dependencies, solved by vendoring the ONNX Runtime libraries and model directly. The trade-off for this zero-dependency, air-gapped capability is a larger repository size, increased by roughly 80MB due to the vendored binary files.

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