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"Laravel" matching MCP tools:

  • Create PHP unserialize gadget chains for security assessments. Specify a chain identifier and shell command; output raw or encoded payloads.
    MIT
  • Retrieve and inspect backend application logs to diagnose SQL errors, interface exceptions, business logic bugs, and program crashes from supported frameworks.
    MIT
  • Simulate active HTTP security attacks on Laravel applications to identify vulnerabilities like SQL injection, XSS, and CSRF flaws. Use on local or staging environments only.
    AGPL 3.0

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  • Track untrusted data from sources (HTTP params, env, files) to sinks (SQL, exec, innerHTML) and report unsanitized flows with CWE IDs and fix suggestions. Framework-aware for precise security analysis.
    MIT
  • Run PHP code inside a Laravel application's container using Artisan Tinker. Inspect database records, model state, or apply fixes without restarting services.
    MIT
  • Add environment variables to game server eggs in Pterodactyl panels. Define custom settings like ports, configurations, and server parameters with validation rules for admin control.
  • Create a full Laravel application stack including app, domain, database, SSL, and environment configuration. Handles GitHub OAuth for automatic deploy key setup and provides preview before execution.
    MIT
  • Run comprehensive security audits for Laravel projects by checking dependencies for CVEs, scanning PHP code, analyzing Blade templates for XSS, and reviewing environment configurations and routes. Returns a consolidated report with per-section summaries.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Edit existing alert templates in LibreNMS by updating name, body using Laravel Blade syntax, alert and recovery titles, and linked rule IDs via a template ID payload.
    MIT
  • Audit Laravel route files for security misconfigurations including unprotected admin routes, unauthenticated API endpoints, missing login throttling, and CSRF exception issues.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Scan Laravel Blade templates for XSS vulnerabilities by detecting unescaped output, raw user input rendering, and unsafe PHP echo statements in view files.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Scan Laravel PHP source files to detect security vulnerabilities including SQL injection, RCE risks, hardcoded credentials, and path traversal issues.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve Laravel project metadata including composer constraints, framework detection, and PHP version to support security audits and vulnerability analysis.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Creates a custom alert template for LibreNMS notifications. Define the template body using Laravel Blade syntax, set title and recovery title, and optionally associate alert rules.
    MIT
  • Export architecture designs as runnable code, Docker configurations, Mermaid diagrams, or ADR documentation to implement or document system designs.
    MIT