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Query bug bounty programs and scopes across multiple platforms from one interface.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "platform-adapter-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use this MCP tool to query open bug bounty programs on HackerOne and Bugcrowd, then organize them by public scope.
A cross-platform program list with each program’s public scope.
Compare scope differences for the same or similar programs across platforms, highlighting testable assets and restrictions.
A scope comparison that helps identify test boundaries quickly.
Act as a retrieval layer for an LLM agent and unify queries for bug bounty programs and scope across platforms with structured results.
Structured query results ready for downstream agent use.
Security researchers can use it to quickly find eligible programs across multiple bug bounty platforms. It provides one unified entry point instead of separate platform-specific queries.
When you need to confirm which assets are in scope and what restrictions apply, it can aggregate scope information across platforms. This helps avoid out-of-scope testing.
When building automated agents or retrieval workflows, it serves as a unified MCP tool layer for querying programs and scope across platforms.
It provides a unified MCP tool interface for multiple bug bounty platforms, using the adapter pattern so agents can query programs and scope across platforms.
The description explicitly mentions HackerOne and Bugcrowd; the full support list is not provided here, see the source repository.
It unifies the query interface across platforms, making it easier to retrieve programs and scopes from multiple platforms without integrating each one separately.
Query bug bounty programs, scope, and briefs across platforms through one interface.
Run scope-aware bug bounty and reconnaissance workflows through an MCP server.
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Access HackerOne reports, programs, and scopes through AI clients.
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