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Vibe Securely: AppSec for AI Code Assistants

The Legit MCP Server delivers AI-powered AppSec directly into your developers’ AI tools. Legit MCP Server connects to AI code assistants, such as Cursor, Claude, Copilot and Windsurf, to make vulnerability management as simple as asking a question.

The Legit MCP Server reduces the risk of disruption from human-based errors or security checks, automates the developer experience, and increases agility for fast development and deployment.

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Secure Modern Developer Workflows
Legit MCP Server is built for developers by working directly inside the AI code assistants they know and love. Legit provides AppSec guardrails and remediation guidance without requiring developers to learn new tools or change their existing workflows.
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Connect

Securely integrate Legit with your AI code assistants

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Analyze

Legit analyzes code in real-time to identify risk

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Interact

Developers can ask natural-language security questions

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Remediate

Legit provides recommendations and automated fixes

Secure AI-Generated Code with Legit ASPM

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Legit MCP Server for AI Code Assistants

The Legit MCP Server delivers AI-powered AppSec directly into AI code assistants. It unifies data from AppSec tools such as SAST, SCA, and secrets scanners, allowing developers to ask natural-language questions and get full-context, actionable answers. Developers can remediate issues faster with policy-based fixes and policy recommendations, while security teams gain instant visibility into your security posture.

Unlike siloed tools, MCP integrates seamlessly into developers’ daily workflows. It reduces context switching, accelerates remediation, and ensures code changes are secured before release. As AI-led development grows, MCP provides a critical control point for enforcing guardrails, improving collaboration, and making AppSec insights accessible across the organization.

Legit MCP Server In Action

Developer Use Cases

  • Integrate Legit’s MCP server to all popular IDEs and code assistants (Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Claude Code, and more)
  • Ensure secure vibe coding when using AI-assisted development
  • Get real-time detection of and remediation guidance for security findings directly within AI code assistants 

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Security Use Cases

  • Rapid security posture insights and report creation, directly via AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT
  • Alerts and detailed analyses of emerging risks and trends relevant to your organization's technology stack

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What are MCP Servers?
An MCP Server (Model Context Protocol Server) helps teams monitor, analyze, and secure critical changes in development environments. It acts as an intermediary between development workflows and security policies, providing visibility into code changes, enforcing guardrails, and enabling automated or assisted vulnerability remediation. MCP Servers are often integrated with AI code assistants to ensure code produced is testing for issues and vulnerabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

As Legit scans your entire development environment, the platform identifies use of AI code assistants, including MCP servers. Legit creates an inventory of all these assets and allows users to enforce security guardrails associated with these tools.

No, the security industry has not defined a standard protocol for MCP servers. There are a variety of approaches vendors take to deliver the intended value of the MCP server: allowing developers to work within the tools they prefer – securely.

There are open source MCP server options available, though they vary in terms of maturity and security. Open source MCP servers have also been shown to have vulnerabilities, which could introduce security risk.

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