intruder-mcpAn MCP server to let AI agents control Intruder

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Reviewed by Daniel Nikulshyn·Updated July 2026

Overview

Intruder MCP is a server that enables AI agents to control Intruder. It allows MCP clients, such as Claude and Cursor, to interact with Intruder. The server can be run locally on a machine with Python or in a Docker container. To use the server, an Intruder API key is required, which can be generated through the Intruder documentation. The repository provides installation instructions and sample configurations for MCP clients. The project is open-source and licensed under the BSD-3-Clause license.

Key features

MCP server for AI agent control
Local and Docker container deployment options
Intruder API key integration

Pricing

Model: Free
Category: MCP Servers
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Use cases

Automated Security Testing

Use Intruder MCP to automate security testing and vulnerability assessment with AI agents.

Integration with MCP Clients

Integrate Intruder MCP with MCP clients like Claude and Cursor to enable AI-driven security testing.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Enables AI agents to control Intruder for automated security testing
Can be run locally or in a Docker container for flexibility
Supports MCP clients like Claude and Cursor

Cons

Requires an Intruder API key to function
Limited information available on specific features and use cases

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Q&A

Is intruder-mcp free to use?

Yes, intruder-mcp is open-source under the BSD-3-Clause license, so you can use, modify, and deploy it without cost, provided you comply with the license terms.

Asked by Noor Siddiqui · Feb 18, 2026

What is required to use intruder-mcp?

An active Intruder API key is mandatory. You generate this key via the Intruder documentation, then provide it in the server configuration as the INTRUDER_API_KEY environment variable.

Asked by Beatriz Costa · Jan 8, 2026

Which MCP clients are compatible with intruder-mcp?

The project explicitly supports MCP clients such as Claude and Cursor. You can add the server configuration to their MCP client settings following the examples in the README.

Asked by Idris Suleiman · Jan 8, 2026

How do I deploy intruder-mcp on my own machine?

You can run it locally using Python: install uv, clone the repo, run `uv venv` and `uv pip install -e .`, then configure your MCP client with the path to the repo and set the INTRUDER_API_KEY environment variable. Alternatively, use Docker by pulling the image from ghcr.io/intruderio/intruder-mcp and running it with the API key as an env variable.

Asked by Marcus Bell · Nov 14, 2025