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RSigma is a Rust detection-engineering toolkit for the Sigma standard. Its MCP server (rsigma mcp serve) exposes the toolchain to AI agents over stdio or Streamable HTTP, with tools to author, lint, validate, and convert Sigma rules, evaluate and explain detections against log events, and inspect correlation state.

Enables an LLM to author, validate, and test Wirefilter WAF and Smart Firewall rules using live schema and real CVE exploit templates.

Enables agents to triage Windows EVTX event logs, hunt with Sigma and Chainsaw rules, detect log tampering and timeline gaps, and author or lint detection rules. Results are returned as server-minted handles with paged summaries so tens of thousands of detections can be worked through without pulling raw logs into context.

Enables LLMs to author Maltego .mtgx graph files and perform OSINT lookups, with an optional transform layer for pivoting into MISP, TheHive, Cortex, and MITRE ATT\&CK directly in Maltego Desktop.

Privacy-preserving feedback co-author for Claude Code that redacts sensitive data from session transcripts before submitting bug reports, ensuring only confirmed content is uploaded.

Resolves what an MCP tool call would do by planning it: it merges inputs, substitutes static placeholders or asks a model to author commands and queries, checks them against guardrails, and returns the masked plan with targets plus a dispatch verdict. It executes nothing and connects to no database, gateway, or queue, so it can run anywhere and be tested without infrastructure.

Enables secure text authoring and privacy-focused document processing through MCP. Provides tools for style analysis, conservative text revision, comparison with author samples, and removal of metadata from DOCX/PDF files.

Enables AI agents to discover, read and control smart-home devices from multiple vendors through a unified capability model, and to author and trigger YAML scenes that a local deterministic engine executes without the AI in the control loop. High-risk actions such as door locks and garage doors are held in a confirmation queue for a human, and every call is written to a local audit log.