MCP Server
Expose AgentGuard through Claude Code's native MCP tool interface using the current public command.
Use the current MCP Server or Skill setup to make AgentGuard available inside Claude Code, with npm and install.sh available for the local runtime.
The public commands establish service access and local installation. They do not establish automatic interception of every Claude Code action.
See which supported AgentGuard forms apply to this target and what connection work still remains.
Expose AgentGuard through Claude Code's native MCP tool interface using the current public command.
Copy the AgentGuard skill into Claude Code so the agent can follow a named security-review workflow.
Install the AgentGuard command-line runtime through npm or the macOS and Linux install script.
Keep Claude Code actions that never call the MCP server, skill, or local runtime visible as uncovered behavior.
Commands match the current public setup paths. Production documentation should add approved versions, prerequisites, rollback steps, and source verification.
# Option 1: add AgentGuard as an MCP server
claude mcp add agentguard -- npx -y @anthropic-ai/mcp-remote@latest https://github.com/GoPlusSecurity/agentguard
# Option 2: install the AgentGuard skill
cp -r agentguard/skills/agentguard ~/.claude/skills/agentguard
# Local runtime options
npm install -g @goplus/agentguard
curl -fsSL https://agentguard.gopluslabs.io/install.sh | bashUse MCP Server for a native tool connection or Skill for an instruction-driven AgentGuard workflow.
Use the public command for the selected connection and add the local runtime through npm or install.sh when required.
Confirm discovery, invoke one controlled security request, and inspect the result returned to the agent.
These labels separate installation, service access, workflow connection, and runtime behavior.
Check the connection, runtime, returned result, and coverage boundary before treating setup as verified.
Claude Code lists AgentGuard as an MCP server or discovers the installed skill.
The npm or install.sh runtime passes the documented status and diagnostic checks when used.
A controlled AgentGuard request returns reviewable output inside the Claude Code workflow.
Actions that bypass every configured AgentGuard path remain outside the integration.
These statements prevent a documented integration from being read as universal protection.
MCP tools and skills depend on the agent invoking the configured AgentGuard path.
npm and install.sh make the runtime available; they do not connect Claude Code by themselves.
Production documentation needs tested Claude Code, MCP client, skill, package, and installer versions.
Do not claim universal blocking until the exact Claude Code action path is verified.
Keep answers aligned with current product behavior and the last verified integration version.
The current homepage provides an MCP Server command and a Claude Code Skill copy command.
They install the local AgentGuard runtime that a supported workflow may use after connection.
The current public setup evidence does not establish universal interception.
Claude Code integration
Run the documented setup, confirm AgentGuard is reachable from Claude Code, and test the behavior expected from this connection.