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Connect repos to Latent Defense for attack-path discovery and terminal-based triage.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Latent Defense MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to my Latent Defense deployment and scan the GitHub repository org/payment-service. Map the code and infrastructure into a graph, then list the top 5 attack paths with involved components, risk rationale, and recommended remediations.
A risk-ranked list of attack paths with related components, threat explanations, and remediation recommendations.
Fetch the latest findings from Latent Defense for the repository org/customer-portal, group them by severity, summarize which issues enable lateral movement, and give me a prioritized list of what to handle today.
A triage summary grouped by severity, plus an actionable priority list for today.
Re-analyze the GitHub repository org/auth-service and compare this scan with the previous one. Show which attack paths disappeared, which remain, and whether the overall risk has decreased.
A before-and-after report showing attack-path changes and the overall risk trend.
Connect GitHub and local files to share standards, docs, and prompts with AI.
Search code semantically and answer questions about a codebase.
Make project docs instantly accessible so Claude Code understands architecture and conventions.
Convert code repositories into searchable knowledge vaults for MCP-based code navigation.
Connects to Lumu Defender API for AI-powered security incident analysis and management.
Provide code review, fixes, testing, and refactoring help in Claude Code.