msaad00/agent-bom

Agent-BOM attempts to apply established Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) concepts to the emerging AI Agent and Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystems. While its focus on 'blast-radius' and GPU-level security is timely, the project currently presents as an early-stage prototype with very low traction (10 stars). The defensibility is minimal; it lacks a proprietary scanning engine or a unique, large-scale vulnerability dataset that would distinguish it from established security players. The project faces massive displacement risk from two sides: 1) Frontier labs like Anthropic (creators of MCP) and OpenAI are likely to build native trust and safety manifests into their protocols. 2) Established cloud and application security giants like Wiz, Snyk, and Aqua Security are rapidly expanding their 'AI Security Posture Management' (AI-SPM) capabilities. Given its current velocity and maturity, a well-funded competitor or a platform update could render this project obsolete within months. Its primary value today is as a reference implementation for how one might structure security checks for the burgeoning MCP ecosystem.