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Run authorized pentest workflows with scoped recon and triaged findings.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "keel" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Run scoped reconnaissance on the authorized target example.com. Only collect subdomains and open ports, and enforce per-host rate limits.
Returns scoped recon results including discovered subdomains, open ports, and rate-limit handling notes.
Turn this authorized scanner output into deduplicated finding cards, and triage them by severity and reproducibility.
Produces a deduplicated list of finding cards with severity levels and triage conclusions.
Within an authorized bug bounty scope, run recon and scanning, control request rates per host, and consolidate results into actionable finding cards.
Delivers scope-compliant recon and scan results plus finding cards ready for follow-up work.
Security researchers or developers can use it in authorized tests to run scoped reconnaissance and scanning. Its per-host rate limiting helps reduce disruption risk to target environments.
When multiple scanners generate large volumes of output, it can convert them into deduplicated finding cards. This makes it easier to prioritize by severity and follow-up needs.
Teams can launch authorized security workflows from any MCP client instead of manually organizing scanner results. It suits end-to-end flows that combine recon, rate control, and finding triage.
It is an MCP tool for running authorized pentest and bug bounty workflows from any MCP client. Its described capabilities include scoped reconnaissance, per-host rate limits, and converting scanner output into deduplicated, triaged finding cards.
The known prerequisite is that it must be used within an authorized pentest or bug bounty scope. Other installation, runtime, or credential requirements are not specified in the provided material; see the source repository.
The description indicates it does more than just scanning: it emphasizes scope control, per-host rate limiting, and turning scanner output into deduplicated, triaged finding cards. In other words, it is more of an authorized security workflow tool than a standalone scanner.
Run network diagnostics and security checks for connectivity, DNS, ports, and SSL.
Run unified penetration testing workflows for reconnaissance, scanning, code analysis, and authenticated checks.
Run recon, CVE intelligence, probing, and scanning on authorized targets.
Review fleet-wide vulnerability and PII scan findings with natural language.
Integrate multiple security tools for AI-assisted pentesting and vulnerability validation.
Run scope-aware bug bounty and reconnaissance workflows through an MCP server.