Enables a secure, remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for GMail utilizing AWS Nitro Enclaves.
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This project provides a GMail Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to run within a secure AWS Nitro Enclave. By leveraging the isolated compute environment of Nitro Enclaves, the server offers enhanced security through hardware-based attestation, ensuring that the code's identity and state are verifiable and protected against tampering. It allows users to remotely access their GMail context within MCP-compatible applications while minimizing the risk of unauthorized access or modifications.
Key Features
01Runs within an AWS Nitro Enclave for enhanced security
02Includes code attestation verification to ensure code integrity
03Uses server-sent events (SSE) for remote MCP communication
04Provides instructions for deploying a personal instance in a TEE
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Use Cases
01Verify the integrity of MCP server code through attestation
02Securely access GMail context in MCP applications
03Deploy a private MCP server instance in a trusted execution environment
