Manage domains, scans, findings, and external pentests through the complyeah API.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "complyeah-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using complyeah-mcp, list all domains in the current account and the most recent scan jobs, ordered by time descending.
A list of domains and scan summaries for quickly reviewing current security coverage and progress.
Read the findings for a specific scan and summarize high- and medium-severity issues by severity.
Detailed findings or a severity-based summary of issues from the selected scan.
Start an external penetration test for a specified target through the complyeah API and report the submitted job details.
Confirmation that the test was started, including relevant job identifiers for follow-up tracking.
DevOps or security-related users can use it to list domains and scan jobs in one place, quickly understanding current coverage and recent activity.
When a scan result needs review, users can read findings, organize risk information, and plan follow-up remediation.
When external penetration testing is needed, teams can use this MCP tool to let an AI assistant directly trigger test jobs through the complyeah API.
This is an MCP server for complyeah. It lets AI assistants list domains and scans, read findings, and start external penetration tests through the complyeah API.
Based on the description, it depends on the complyeah API to work. For exact installation steps, authentication setup, or runtime requirements, see the source repository.
Besides reading domains, scans, and findings, it can also start external penetration tests through the API. For any additional capabilities, see the source repository.
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