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tools-mcp-bridges
Expose CLI security tools to an AI agent through MCP servers — mcp-kali-server generic terminal bridge, MetasploitMCP, pentestMCP Docker bundle, mcp-security-hub, single-tool nmap/nuclei servers. Load when setting up agent-driven tooling on Kali or wiring a new tool into MCP. Signals: mcpServers config, kali-server-mcp, metasploitmcp, pentestmcp, "MCP server for nmap", stdio transport, port 5000/8080/8085.
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# MCP bridges for security tools
## When it applies
You're setting up an agent-driven workflow and need CLI tools (nmap, nuclei, sqlmap, hashcat,
gobuster, Metasploit…) callable as MCP tools instead of raw shell. This is *infrastructure*, not
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`scope.txt` still gate every call. For Burp specifically, see `tools-burp-suite`; for attacking MCP
servers themselves, `ai-mcp-security`.
## Why it works
MCP wraps a tool's CLI behind typed tool definitions, so the agent gets structured parameters and
output instead of scraping terminal text. A generic terminal bridge (mcp-kali-server) covers
everything but is unstructured; per-tool servers give safer, typed interfaces at the cost of setup.
