Safe-Bifrost

Safe-Bifrost

A local MCP server that provides a safe plan-and-execute workflow for AI coding assistants, storing plans and tasks, and executing agent commands with an allow-list for security.

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Safe-Bifrost

Safe-Bifrost is a local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for a safe plan-and-execute workflow:

  1. An MCP client saves an implementation plan.
  2. Safe-Bifrost stores the plan inside one configured workspace.
  3. A local runner executes the task with an allow-listed local agent command.
  4. The client reads back the result, git diff, test log, and task status.

It is designed for local AI coding workflows where ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, OpenCode, or another MCP client should not receive arbitrary shell access.

Features

  • MCP stdio server with 9 tools.
  • Workspace-scoped plan and task storage under .safe-bifrost/.
  • Path traversal and symlink containment checks.
  • Sensitive file read blocking for .env, SSH keys, tokens, credentials, browser cookies, npm credentials, Kubernetes config, and similar files.
  • Agent command allow-list through safe-bifrost.config.json.
  • Test command allow-list with exact command matching.
  • Local runner that captures result.md, git.diff, and test.log.
  • Windows-friendly Node.js scripts.

Tools

Safe-Bifrost exposes these MCP tools:

  • save_plan
  • get_plan
  • create_task
  • get_task_status
  • get_result
  • get_diff
  • get_test_log
  • list_workspace
  • read_workspace_file

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or newer.
  • npm for local development.
  • A local agent command if you want runner execution, such as codex or opencode.

Install From Source

Windows PowerShell:

cd D:\ai_agent\Reasonix\reasonix_program\safe-bifrost
npm.cmd install
npm.cmd run build
npm.cmd run test:mcp

Linux, WSL, or Git Bash:

cd safe-bifrost
npm install
npm run build
npm run test:mcp

Configure

Create safe-bifrost.config.json. Save it as UTF-8. The server also accepts UTF-8 with BOM, but UTF-8 without BOM is recommended for portability.

{
  "workspaceRoot": "D:/ai_agent/my-project",
  "plansDir": ".safe-bifrost/plans",
  "tasksDir": ".safe-bifrost/tasks",
  "agents": {
    "codex": {
      "command": "codex",
      "args": ["exec", "--cd", "{repo}", "{prompt}"]
    },
    "opencode": {
      "command": "opencode",
      "args": ["run", "{prompt}"]
    }
  },
  "allowedTestCommands": [
    "npm test",
    "npm run test",
    "pytest",
    "cargo test"
  ],
  "maxReadFileBytes": 200000
}

Important fields:

  • workspaceRoot: absolute path to the workspace that Safe-Bifrost may read and write.
  • plansDir: plan storage directory, relative to workspaceRoot.
  • tasksDir: task storage directory, relative to workspaceRoot.
  • agents: allow-listed local agent commands. The {repo} and {prompt} placeholders are replaced by the runner and passed as process arguments.
  • allowedTestCommands: exact test commands that clients may request.
  • maxReadFileBytes: maximum bytes returned by file-reading tools.

Run The MCP Server

Windows PowerShell:

$env:SAFE_BIFROST_CONFIG = "D:\ai_agent\Reasonix\reasonix_program\safe-bifrost\safe-bifrost.config.json"
node dist\index.js

Linux, WSL, or Git Bash:

SAFE_BIFROST_CONFIG=/path/to/safe-bifrost.config.json node dist/index.js

MCP Client Configuration

Use an absolute path for both the server entrypoint and config file.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "safe-bifrost": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": [
        "D:/ai_agent/Reasonix/reasonix_program/safe-bifrost/dist/index.js"
      ],
      "env": {
        "SAFE_BIFROST_CONFIG": "D:/ai_agent/Reasonix/reasonix_program/safe-bifrost/safe-bifrost.config.json"
      }
    }
  }
}

Workflow

  1. Call save_plan with a title and Markdown plan.

  2. Call create_task with the returned plan_id, an allow-listed agent, and optionally an allow-listed test_command.

  3. Run the task locally:

    npm.cmd run runner -- task_xxx
    
  4. Call get_result, get_diff, and get_test_log to review outputs.

Security Model

Safe-Bifrost intentionally avoids general shell execution through MCP tools.

  • Clients cannot pass arbitrary shell commands.
  • Agent commands must be configured ahead of time.
  • Test commands must match allowedTestCommands exactly.
  • File reads are contained to workspaceRoot.
  • Sensitive files are blocked even when they are inside the workspace.
  • The runner does not commit, push, delete files, or reset repositories by itself.

This project is still a local automation bridge, so configure workspaceRoot and agents carefully.

Development Commands

Windows PowerShell:

npm.cmd run build
npm.cmd test
npm.cmd run test:mcp
npm.cmd run verify:package
npm.cmd run pack:clean

test:mcp starts the MCP server over stdio, calls the real tools, verifies security rejections, and runs the local runner with a harmless placeholder agent command.

Release Artifacts

Generate a clean source/dist archive:

npm.cmd run pack:clean

Generate the npm package tarball:

npm.cmd pack

The clean release archive excludes node_modules/, .safe-bifrost/, logs, local config files, and .env.

License

MIT

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