muster
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Overview
Muster serves as a universal control plane, aggregating diverse infrastructure tools via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to provide a unified interface for AI agents.
Installation
muster standaloneEnvironment Variables
- MUSTER_CONFIG_PATH
- MUSTER_ENDPOINT
- MUSTER_LOG_LEVEL
- MUSTER_OUTPUT_FORMAT
- MUSTER_DEBUG
- MUSTER_CONTEXT
- HTTP_PROXY
- HTTPS_PROXY
- NO_PROXY
- MUSTER_OAUTH_CALLBACK_PORT
- DEBUG
- LOG_LEVEL
- API_KEY
- GIT_ROOT
- PYTHONPATH
- TOOL_CONFIG
Security Notes
Muster demonstrates strong security awareness through its documentation and features. Key strengths include an explicit `--yolo` flag for opting out of destructive tool blocking, in-memory OAuth token storage by default (mitigating disk-based token leakage), and comprehensive guidance on configuring TLS, ingress, and rate limiting for public deployments. It supports granular RBAC profiles (minimal, readonly, standard). The system's capability to dynamically create and update MCP servers and workflows is powerful, but this is an intended feature of a control plane, and the security guidelines correctly emphasize the need for careful RBAC configuration to prevent abuse. No hardcoded secrets were identified, and the documentation actively discourages their use.
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