"Burp Suite" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that lets AI assistants analyze Burp Suite XML exports offline, without running Burp. Provides 19 tools for mapping endpoints, finding secrets, detecting vulnerabilities, analyzing headers, exporting curl commands, and generating pentest reports.

Enables LLMs to query and retrieve data from Burp Suite proxy history using SQL-like syntax, aiding security researchers in efficient analysis.

Exposes Burp Suite's REST API to AI assistants, enabling users to trigger vulnerability scans, monitor progress, and manage security tasks through natural language. It also provides programmatic access to Burp's security knowledge base for querying vulnerability definitions and remediation advice.

Two-way Burp Suite MCP bridge enabling AI agents to capture traffic, analyze endpoints, queue scans, and send findings back to Burp.

Enables structured HTTP request creation and local file ingestion for LLM integration with Burp Suite, reducing malformed requests and token costs.

Enables a language model to inspect proxy history, run scoped scans and intruder jobs, and drive a proxied browser through Burp Suite for authorized security testing on test and staging environments. Scope, environment, mode, rate limits, refusals and secret redaction are enforced in gateway code with a tamper-evident audit log.

Exposes Burp Suite operations through a local authenticated HTTP server and an MCP stdio bridge, enabling tools like burp_proxy_history via MCP.

Enables safe, human-approved content operations and publishing for Xiaohongshu/RedNote.

Exposes the Lichtblick documentation and the @lichtblick/suite extension API to AI agents over stdio, enabling full-text docs search, page fetching and listing, plus lookup and enumeration of exported TypeScript symbols with their doc comments.

A comprehensive MCP server with 37 tools for PDF operations including reading, searching, creating, merging, splitting, watermarking, form filling, and more, built on open-source libraries.

Unified air-gapped Model Context Protocol server exposing 9 deterministic developer appliances: PR anti-hallucination guard, AST token pruner (-70% tokens), Dockerfile bloat auditor, SQL anonymizer, and FinOps blast radius.

Provides 28 MCP tools across 16 analysis engines for comprehensive Python code quality assessment, including complexity scoring, security scanning, dead code detection, dependency auditing, and test quality analysis.

An MCP security toolkit that integrates Burp-style HTTP proxying, AI-driven vulnerability hunting, source code auditing, and reporting into AI coding agents, enabling authorized security testing of web applications and source code.

A unified set of developer tools including file search/replace, SQLite queries, HTTP requests, port inspection, system monitoring, and Git status, accessible via natural language in MCP-compatible clients.

Enables unified security workflows with secret scanning, dependency CVE auditing, TLS/SSL inspection, and DNS/SPF/DMARC checks through a single MCP server.

A minimal Python MCP server that gives Claude access to built-in Apple apps (Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Notes, Reminders) on macOS, leveraging native APIs and local databases for speed with no OAuth setup.

Read and write Google Sheets, Docs, Drive, and Apps Script from any MCP client. 82 tools with OAuth2 auth, tested against live Google APIs.

A comprehensive MCP toolkit for Java backend developers, providing 35 tools across 5 servers for database analysis, JVM diagnostics, migration assistance, Spring Boot monitoring, and Redis diagnostics.

Enables Codex to coordinate composable governance skills through a local MCP workflow gate, with request routing, contract validation, and independent audit checks.

A hardened suite of two MCP servers — a terminal command executor and a file organizer — built on one shared, deny-by-default safety core.