Rohan opens beta of open-source MCP privacy server

Rohan Protocol released an open-source MCP server, @rohan-protocol/mcp, version v0.6.0, now in public beta, Hacker News reported on its front page on October 20. The server targets the privacy problem of plaintext arguments in MCP tool calls. It uses client-side RAM isolation, a V-01 semantic firewall and V-02 deterministic memory wiping, aiming to keep plaintext arguments out of the model's context window. The report covers the beta version and the three protections; it gives no plans for later versions and no test data on how well they work.

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