"MobX-State-Tree" matching MCP servers:

AI-powered penetration testing reasoning engine (MCP server) for attack path planning, step scoring, and tool recommendations using Beam Search and Monte Carlo Tree Search.

Enables MCP-compatible agents to query structured penetration testing engagement state captured from tmux sessions, including credentials, hosts, and command provenance with exact source bytes.

Enables AI agents to directly control Roblox, reverse engineer games, intercept network traffic, simulate user input, and manipulate game state through 150+ MCP tools.

Enables autonomous bug bounty hunting with H1 auto-submit, profit tracking, and a live dashboard. Coordinates real-time state, credential vault, session management, and payload generation for MCP-compatible AI agents.

This MCP server offers 72 typed tools for Kali Linux pentesting, including recon, web, AD, cracking, C2, remote desktop, and tunneling. It provides structured JSON output, persistent session state, and auto-populated findings for streamlined workflows.

Enables AI assistants to analyze binaries, debug processes, and inspect kernel state using Ghidra, x64dbg, WinDbg, and ILSpyCmd.

Authorized Android pentest lab, drivable by hand or by AI — Frida bypass chain, live traffic capture with automatic IDOR flagging, full MCP control plane, web dashboard.

Enables automated penetration testing workflow planning using Beam Search and Monte Carlo Tree Search algorithms to generate step-by-step attack paths, score vulnerabilities, and recommend tools for reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation tasks.

Enables local, persistent analysis of business workflows and application state from imported Burp XML or HAR traffic, building actor/entity/state graphs and generating testable hypotheses for manual validation during authorized security testing.

Offers a control surface for AI agent security with four independent checks: source-code scanning, tenant isolation, LLM content verification, and deploy gating. Currently in pre-release, with no functional scanning engines yet.