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Building a Zero-Dependency MCP Server with 22 Security Layers in Go
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is becoming the standard for AI-tool integration. Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf — they all use it. The protocol is well-designed. The official SDKs give you transport, routing, and session management.
What they don't give you is security.
This post is the technical deep-dive into AegisGate MCP — a standalone MCP server framework with 22 security layers, zero external Go dependencies, and a vendored neural ML inference pipeline. We'll cover the architec...
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