#scanning

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI assistants to perform network scanning operations using NMAP

MCP Server for Snyk Security Scanning

Enhance security posture by embedding Snyk vulnerability scanning directly into agentic workflows.

An example MCP server with a couple nmap scans as tools.

TEOS MCP is an MCP server that performs real-time diff-level security scanning for AI agents and CI/CD pipelines. It analyzes code diffs before merge or deployment and returns a deterministic gate decision: ALLOW WARN BLOCK Built for: • AI agents • Autonomous systems • DevSecOps teams • CI/CD workflows Features: • Diff risk scoring • Deterministic merge gate • Real-time enforcement • Usage-based monetization (pay-per-scan) • Optional on-chain verification Unlike gateway filters, TEOS MCP performs code-level intelligence before execution.

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides link checking capabilities using linkinator. This allows AI assistants like Claude to scan webpages and local files for broken links.

scan-mcp offers a robust and minimal MCP server designed for efficient document scanning on Linux systems. It simplifies image capture from scanners, supporting advanced features like Automatic Document Feeder (ADF), duplex scanning, and specific page sizing. The tool intelligently discovers and selects devices, handles scan jobs with JSON Schema-validated inputs, and assembles multipage documents, making it ideal for automating and standardizing document digitization workflows.

MCP server for Terraform — automatically validates, secures, and estimates cloud costs for Terraform configurations. The Binadox solution integrates with any Model Context Protocol (MCP) client (e.g. Claude Desktop or other MCP-compatible AI assistants).

Complete GitLab MCP integration with 72 specialized tools for comprehensive DevOps management

Code Pathfinder's MCP Server provides AI coding assistants like Claude Code with deep semantic understanding of codebases through call graph analysis, symbol search, and dependency tracking. It enables developers to ask natural language questions like "who calls this function?" instead of manually using grep or searching code. The tool runs 100% locally (your code never leaves your machine), is free and open-source under AGPL-3.0, and installs in under 5 minutes. [codepathfinder](https://codepathfinder.dev/mcp)