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Safely audit one host you own for DNS, ports, TLS, and HTTP hygiene.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "io.github.dir-ai/voyager-net" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-dir-ai-voyager-net' -- npx -y @dir-ai/voyager-net
Please perform a read-only audit of this host I own, checking DNS, open ports, TLS configuration, and HTTP hygiene, then list risks.
An audit report with findings and issues.
Without changing any configuration, check the target host’s exposure, certificate status, and HTTP header hygiene.
Read-only pre-launch findings for network exposure and hygiene.
I have authorization to audit this host. Please verify DNS resolution, open ports, and any obvious TLS/HTTP issues.
A summary of DNS, port, TLS, and HTTP issues.
Ops teams can run a read-only check on hosts they own before release or changes. It helps catch exposed ports, certificate issues, and basic HTTP misconfigurations.
Security or research users can quickly triage a single authorized host. It provides early clues across DNS, ports, TLS, and HTTP layers.
For site owners, it is useful when reviewing accessibility and basic security hygiene, especially to confirm the external exposure is reasonable.
It performs a read-only audit of a single host you own and are authorized to check, focusing on DNS, ports, TLS, and HTTP hygiene. It does not modify the target.
You need explicit authorization and the target must be a host you own. The excerpt does not mention additional runtime or key requirements; see the source repository.
The description emphasizes a safe, read-only, authorized audit tool for one host you own, focused on DNS, ports, TLS, and HTTP hygiene. For more specific differences, see the source repository.
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