szhygulin/vaultpilot-mcp
by Various
Safety first. Hardware-verified DeFi for AI agents — designed for when the AI can be compromised.
MCP
szhygulin/vaultpilot-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
An open-source TypeScript MCP server that provides hardware-verified DeFi operations for AI agents. It is designed to protect funds even if the AI agent itself is compromised, using hardware-level security guarantees.
Best for
Best for
Developers building AI agents for DeFi who need high-assurance security against agent compromise.
Use cases
- Secure automated DeFi trading and vault management by AI agents
- Reduce trust assumptions when delegating financial operations to LLM-based agents
- Protect protocol interactions against compromised or adversarial AI behavior
How to use
Install
npx -y vaultpilot-mcp Tested with
Claude Code, Cursor, Claude.ai chat (web + native desktop app) needs a hosted MCP endpoint
Notes
An open-source TypeScript MCP server that provides hardware-verified DeFi operations for AI agents. It is designed to protect funds even if the AI agent itself is compromised, using hardware-level security guarantees.
3 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-26.
Use cases
- Secure automated DeFi trading and vault management by AI agents
- Reduce trust assumptions when delegating financial operations to LLM-based agents
- Protect protocol interactions against compromised or adversarial AI behavior
Pros
- Hardware verification adds a strong security layer beyond typical software-only defenses
- Open source and written in TypeScript, making it accessible for integration
- Specifically designed for the scenario where the AI agent is compromised, addressing a key risk
Cons
- Very low community traction (3 stars) suggests limited testing and adoption
- Hardware verification may require specific trusted execution environment support, adding deployment complexity
- Likely narrow scope focused only on DeFi, not general agent security
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Pros
- Hardware verification adds a strong security layer beyond typical software-only defenses
- Open source and written in TypeScript, making it accessible for integration
- Specifically designed for the scenario where the AI agent is compromised, addressing a key risk
Cons
- Very low community traction (3 stars) suggests limited testing and adoption
- Hardware verification may require specific trusted execution environment support, adding deployment complexity
- Likely narrow scope focused only on DeFi, not general agent security
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