Foo Guard vs wshapnin

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Foo Guard compared with wshapnin
Detail	Foo Guard	wshapnin
What it does	Security scanner for AI agent configurations and MCP tool definitions	See which release made your API slower
Stage	Not given	Not given
Founded	Not given	Not given
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Pricing model	Freemium	Not given
Pricing	Free: $0, no account needed. Pro: $19/mo or $190/yr. Team: $57/mo (3-user minimum) or $570/yr, then $19/mo per additional user.	Not given
Key features	Browser-based scanning for agent configurations CLI for local scans and CI enforcement 30+ security checks and secret detection OWASP and SOC 2 rule packs Gateway runtime enforcement for MCP requests GitHub App integration with pull request checks Optional AI-powered remediation guidance Policy-as-code via .fooguard.yml	Measures latency per endpoint and code block within each version Compares performance across releases automatically Flags performance degradations every minute Minimal instrumentation overhead of about one microsecond per call Supports Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, and Go Works with Express and Fastify frameworks
What makes it different	Deterministic security rules rather than AI-based scoring Pre-deployment configuration analysis without agent execution Runtime enforcement via Gateway for supported MCP tool calls Audit logging and SIEM streaming for compliance Works across browser, CLI, GitHub, and API	Breaks down latency to individual code blocks, not just endpoints Automatically marks releases and compares metrics against baseline Requires minimal setup with negligible performance impact
Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	13 +1 (up) since last check	Not checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	3	0
Citation Flow (Majestic)	21	0
Referring domains (Majestic)	18	0

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