CleiMesh wraps MCP servers after census reveals 40% drift silently
Tool · dev.to · stat: 40.6% CleiMesh launched an open-source runtime wrapper for Model Context Protocol servers to prevent silent capability changes across updates. The tool enforces permission…
Tool · dev.to · stat: 40.6%
CleiMesh launched an open-source runtime wrapper for Model Context Protocol servers to prevent silent capability changes across updates. The tool enforces permission grants and generates signed, hash-chained receipts for every call after an August 2026 census of 21,643 registry servers revealed a 40.6% silent drift rate.
MCP security is shifting from static registry checks to runtime enforcement Founders building on third-party MCP servers must enforce runtime scoping to prevent upstream updates from breaking app permissions.
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