
dev-machine-guard
Updated 4d agoStepSecurity Dev Machine Guard
Scan your dev machine for AI agents, MCP servers, IDE extensions, suspicious files, and risky package-manager configs — in seconds.
Why Dev Machine Guard?
Developer machines are the new attack surface. They hold high-value assets — GitHub tokens, cloud credentials, SSH keys — and routinely execute untrusted code through dependencies and AI-powered tools. Recent supply chain attacks have shown that malicious VS Code extensions can steal credentials, rogue MCP servers can access your codebase, and compromised npm packages can exfiltrate secrets.
EDR and traditional MDM solutions monitor device posture and compliance, but they have zero visibility into the developer tooling layer:
| Capability | EDR / MDM | Dev Machine Guard |
|---|---|---|
| IDE extension audit | Yes | |
| AI agent & tool inventory | Yes | |
| MCP server config audit | Yes | |
| Package scanning (Node.js, Homebrew, Python, system) | Yes | |
| Package-manager config audit (registry, cooldown, auth) | Yes | |
| Suspicious file / IOC detection | Yes | |
| Cross-platform (macOS, Windows, Linux) | Yes | Yes |
| Device posture & compliance | Yes | |
| Malware / virus detection | Yes |
Dev Machine Guard is complementary to EDR/MDM — not a replacement. Deploy it alongside your existing tools via MDM (Jamf, Kandji, Intune) or run it standalone.
Quick Start
The steps below install the binary directly and are intended for community users evaluating Dev Machine Guard on a single machine.
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