Add Agent OS MCP server to Security category#66
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What is Agent OS?
Agent OS provides a kernel-level governance MCP server for AI agents — enforces deterministic policies (tool filtering, budget caps, rate limits, audit logging) instead of prompt-based guardrails.
Why it belongs in Security
Agent OS is an MCP server that provides agent governance and security — hard constraints on agent behavior at the protocol level. It fits naturally in the Security category alongside tools like \mcp-guardrail\ and \Secure-Coding-MCP.
Key facts
px agentos-mcp-server\
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