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comeara

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Hi everyone,

I built a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that makes Security Now! transcripts available to LLMs and I'm sharing it as open source on GitHub.

You might find it useful for reviewing your security or privacy-related plans, wrestling with particular podcast topics, or as a design resource when working on security tasks. I used it to evaluate my Passkey migration plans using 1Password, YubiKeys, an Apple ID, and a physical safe, for example. I put a lightly edited transcript in the project README if you're curious.

I designed it to be nice to grc.com by rate limiting and smart downloading. The tool identifies itself by user agent. I wrote it in Go with minimal dependencies. All the details are in the repo.

The project is similar to the Security Now Transcript Query Engine featured in episode #1030 but takes a different approach by integrating with the AI assistant of your choice rather than providing a user interface for querying podcast content.

Installation requires Go. The README contains build, configuration and usage instructions.

https://github.com/comeara/sn-mcp

-chris
 
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