Openlegion MCP Server
Secure autonomous AI agent framework and platform. Build AI teams by describing what you want. Orchestrate agents that can do everything a human can do.
Openlegion is an open-source mcp server by openlegion-ai, written mainly in Python, with 127 GitHub stars. Its code was last updated Aug 23, 2026.
What Openlegion can touch
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Run shell commandsNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Run dynamic codeNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Read or write filesNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Read environment and secretsNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Control a web browserNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Connect to databasesNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Read or send messagesNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Touch money or tradingNot scanned yet
- This listing has not been scanned yet.Connect to the internetNot scanned yet
"Not seen" means our checks did not find it, and the tool may still do it. See the scan policy.
Before you install Openlegion
Openlegion has not been scanned by AgenticMart yet. It has no open-source license we can detect, so it can only be scanned once the maintainer claims it. Until then, here is what it can likely access and what to check before you install it.
What it can access
- An MCP server is a program your AI app starts and talks to. A local one runs with your user's permissions: it can see the files, environment variables and network your account can.
- Based on its description and topics, it likely needs to act on cloud infrastructure.
Before you install
- Use a role with only the permissions it needs, never an admin key.
- Pin the version you reviewed instead of always installing the latest release.
- Read the tool list or scripts before the first run, and keep approval prompts on for actions that write, send or delete.
- Maintained by openlegion-ai on GitHub, 127 stars and 28 forks. Popularity is not proof of safety.
- Last code change: Aug 23, 2026.
- No open-source license detected: check the repository before using it commercially.
Openlegion is an open-source mcp server by openlegion-ai, written mainly in Python. Secure autonomous AI agent framework and platform. Build AI teams by describing what you want. Orchestrate agents that can do everything a human can do.
At a glance
- Stars
- 127
- Forks
- 28
- Language
- Python
- License
- None found
- Created
- Feb 2026
- Last update
- Aug 23, 2026
- Type
- MCP Server
- Price
- Free
Topics
Questions about Openlegion
What is Openlegion?
Secure autonomous AI agent framework and platform. Build AI teams by describing what you want. Orchestrate agents that can do everything a human can do.
Who maintains Openlegion?
Openlegion is maintained by openlegion-ai on GitHub (openlegion-ai/openlegion). AgenticMart lists it from public repository data.
Is Openlegion safe to use?
Openlegion has not been scanned by AgenticMart yet. It has no open-source license we can detect, so it can only be scanned once the maintainer claims it. Until then, here is what it can likely access and what to check before you install it.
What license does Openlegion use?
No standard license was detected. Check the repository before using it commercially.
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