MySSL MCP Server

What is MySSL MCP Server?

MySSL MCP Server is a site inspection tool from TrustAsia (MySSL.com) that checks site security certificates. It integrates with LLM models via the Model Context Protocol, enabling LLMs to request inspections and process the results.

How to use MySSL MCP Server?

Install Python 3.12+ and UV, then clone the repository. Configure the MCP server by providing the correct paths to UV and the source directory in a JSON configuration block. Run through an MCP-compatible client like Cline, Cursor, or the Anthropic Claude Desktop app.

Key features of MySSL MCP Server

• Fast scan of website security certificates.
• Integrates with LLM models for automated analysis.
• Supports Cline, Cursor, and Claude Desktop.
• Provides inspection results in a machine-readable format.
• Developed by TrustAsia, a recognized SSL/TLS authority.

Use cases of MySSL MCP Server

• Ask an LLM assistant to verify the SSL certificate of a website before visiting it.
• Automate certificate expiry checks for a list of domains.
• Integrate site security inspection into a larger LLM-driven workflow.

FAQ from MySSL MCP Server

What are the runtime requirements?

Python 3.12 or higher, UV (Python package manager), and an MCP-compatible client such as Cline, Cursor, or the Anthropic Claude Desktop app.

How do I configure the MCP server?

You must replace the placeholders {{PATH_TO_UV}} and {{PATH_TO_SRC}} in the provided JSON object with the actual paths on your system (run which uv to find the UV path).

What features are supported?

The README explicitly lists “fast scan” as a supported feature.

What data is inspected?

The server inspects site security certificates for a given website domain, but the README does not specify which certificate attributes are checked.

Does the server require internet access?

The README does not state network requirements, but inspecting external sites implies outbound internet connectivity.