temple-bridge
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Overview
An MCP server that bridges local AI capabilities (back-to-the-basics) with governance protocols (threshold-protocols) to create a unified, sovereign AI agent operating entirely on a local machine.
Installation
uv run --directory /path/to/temple-bridge main.pyEnvironment Variables
- TEMPLE_BASICS_PATH
- TEMPLE_THRESHOLD_PATH
- PYTHONUNBUFFERED
Security Notes
The server implements robust security measures including an explicit allowlist for `btb_execute_command` (e.g., `pytest`, `python`, `ls`), path sandboxing to prevent traversal outside designated repositories for file operations (`btb_read_file`, `btb_list_directory`), and mandatory human approval gates for critical actions (`btb_execute_command`) via LM Studio. No `eval` or `exec` statements are used, and sensitive repository paths are retrieved via environment variables, not hardcoded. The primary security risk lies in the commands allowed on the allowlist, which are controlled by human oversight.
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