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"Katana" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a quote for swapping tokens on SushiSwap on the Katana network. Specify input and output tokens and the amount to get exchange rate and estimated output.
    MIT
  • Deposit supported tokens (USDC, ETH, WBTC, USDT, AUSD) into Yearn vaults on Katana network to earn yield. Specify token, amount, and target vault.
    MIT
  • Bridge tokens from supported chains to the Katana network. Automatically generates a deposit address and sends tokens, which are converted to ETH on Katana.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about Yearn vaults on the Katana network, including deposits, strategies, and performance. Specify a vault address for focused data.
    MIT

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    Enables seamless interaction with the Katana network for cross-chain bridging, SushiSwap trading, and Yearn vault management. It allows AI assistants to manage portfolios and execute DeFi operations across multiple networks including Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum.
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    Integrates ProjectDiscovery's Katana web crawler with Claude Desktop, enabling users to crawl websites, discover endpoints and hidden resources, extract JavaScript files, and perform reconnaissance with customizable depth, scope, and filtering options.
    MIT
  • Swap tokens on SushiSwap using the Katana network. Specify the input and output tokens, amount, and optional slippage tolerance to execute the trade.
    MIT
  • Crawl a web URL using katana with configurable depth and JavaScript rendering to map endpoints for security audits.
  • Find Morpho Blue lending markets by collateral type or PT symbol. Filter by chain, sort by supply, and view subsidized borrow/supply rates from Merkl campaigns.
    MIT
  • Run external security CLI tools with argument passthrough and optional target scope checking, returning parsed JSONL output.
    MIT
  • Crawl a web application to discover endpoints and URLs, using configurable depth, concurrency, and JavaScript rendering, including form submission, to map the attack surface for security testing.
    MIT
  • Crawl web applications with JavaScript rendering to discover dynamically loaded endpoints and hidden routes.
    MIT
  • Discover the attack surface of a target URL by crawling with Katana after preflight checks and scope validation pass, respecting session rate limits.
    MIT
  • Extract parameters from web applications to identify potential attack vectors for security testing. Uses automated crawling and manual methods to discover input fields.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Crawl websites for security reconnaissance using advanced spidering with JavaScript execution and form extraction to identify potential vulnerabilities.
    MIT