Mcpwner

What is Mcpwner?

Mcpwner is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates security testing tools into LLM-driven workflows, providing a unified interface for secret scanning, static analysis (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), and vulnerability research including 0‑day discovery.

How to use Mcpwner?

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Key features of Mcpwner

• Integrates security testing tools into LLM workflows.
• Unified interface for secret scanning, SAST, and SCA.
• Supports vulnerability research including 0‑day discovery.
• Streams results directly into the LLM's working context.
• Enables continuous reasoning, correlation, and attack path discovery.

Use cases of Mcpwner

• Automating security research pipelines by chaining multiple tools within an LLM session.
• Cross‑correlating findings from secret scanning, static analysis, and SCA to discover attack paths.
• Uncovering novel attack vectors by streaming real‑time results into the model’s context for iterative reasoning.

FAQ from Mcpwner

What kind of security tools does Mcpwner support?

Mcpwner provides a unified interface for secret scanning, static analysis (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), and vulnerability research, including 0‑day discovery.

Is Mcpwner an MCP client or server?

Mcpwner is an MCP server that standardizes and streams security testing results into an LLM’s working context.

What is the main benefit of using Mcpwner?

Instead of manually chaining tools and pasting outputs into your LLM, Mcpwner continuously feeds structured results into the model, enabling real‑time correlation and attack path discovery throughout the security research lifecycle.