NmapMCP
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Scored across 15 tools
Tools are mostly distinct, each representing a different Nmap scan type or feature (e.g., ping scan, SYN scan, OS detection). However, several port scanning tools (syn_scan, tcp_scan, fin_scan, udp_scan, portscan_only) could be confused if not read carefully, as they all perform port scanning with different techniques.
All tool names use snake_case and most follow a pattern like `<type>_scan` or `<feature>_scan`. Some deviations exist, such as `disable_dns_resolution`, `os_detection`, and `scan_top_ports`, but overall the naming is predictable and readable.
With 15 tools, the server covers a wide range of common Nmap operations without being overwhelming. Each tool addresses a specific scanning scenario, making the set well-scoped for network reconnaissance tasks.
The tools cover essential Nmap functionalities including various scan types, OS and version detection, DNS brute force, and ARP discovery. While NSE scripts and some advanced options are not exposed as separate tools, the generic `args` parameter allows for custom extensions, leaving only minor gaps.