AgentAegis

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How to call it

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "agentaegis": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://agentaegis-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp"
    }
  }
}

28 tools

• compliance_framework_check

  Assess an organization's security posture against a compliance framework (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, NIST CSF) and report per-control status. Use this FIRST when asked whether the org is audit-ready; control_gap_analysis builds on its output. Costs $2 per call.

• evidence_collect

  Build an evidence-collection plan for specific compliance controls: what artifact each control needs, where it comes from, and what makes it sufficient. Use when preparing for a real audit, after the gaps are known. Plans the collection; does not gather evidence for you. Costs $1

• control_gap_analysis

  Turn unmet compliance controls into a prioritized remediation roadmap with effort estimates. Use after compliance_framework_check to answer 'what do we fix first'. Costs $2 per call.

• audit_report_generate

  Synthesize findings into an audit-ready compliance report. Use at the END of an engagement, once gaps are closed. If the user only wants to know where they currently stand, run compliance_framework_check instead — it costs less and answers that question directly. Costs $5 per cal

• policy_generate

  Generate a tailored written security policy (incident response, access control, encryption, vendor management, remote work, and similar). Use when a control gap specifically calls for documented policy. Costs $2 per call.

• vuln_scan_network

  Discover open ports, running services and known vulnerabilities on an IP or domain (nmap). SENDS REAL TRAFFIC to the target and may trigger intrusion detection — only run against hosts the caller owns or is explicitly authorized to test, and confirm that first. Pass async:true to

• vuln_scan_web_app

  Scan a web application for OWASP Top 10 issues and known CVEs (Nuclei). SENDS REAL TRAFFIC to the target — authorized targets only, confirm before calling. Pass async:true to get a job_id to poll instead of blocking. Costs $5 per call.

• vuln_prioritize

  Rank vulnerabilities you already have by exploitability and business impact, and group them into remediation actions. Analyzes findings you supply; it discovers nothing on its own. Costs $1 per call.

• cve_lookup

  Look up one CVE by identifier: CVSS score and vector, affected products, patch availability and references. Use when a specific CVE ID is already known. Costs $1 per call.

• ssl_tls_audit

  Audit a domain's TLS configuration (sslyze): certificate validity and expiry, protocol versions, cipher suites, and known TLS weaknesses. Passive — safe against any host. Costs $1 per call.

• sast_scan

  Static analysis of source code or an https git repo for security flaws (Semgrep): injection, unsafe deserialization, path traversal, crypto misuse. Python, JS/TS, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP, C/C++. For code LOGIC flaws — use secret_scan for hardcoded credentials and dependency_audit for

• secret_scan

  Detect hardcoded credentials, API keys and tokens in source code or an https git repo (trufflehog), verified against the issuing provider where supported. Use when the question is 'did we commit a secret'. Costs $2 per call.

• dependency_audit

  Audit a dependency manifest or https git repo for known-vulnerable packages (trivy): npm, pip, Go, Ruby, Java, Cargo. The cheapest, highest-signal first step when assessing an unfamiliar repository. Costs $2 per call.

• incident_triage

  Classify a security incident and produce severity, likely category, containment steps and a response plan. Use when something has already happened. If all you have is a suspicious IP or domain, run threat_intel_lookup first — it is cheaper and may settle the question. Costs $3 pe

• threat_intel_lookup

  Reputation and indicator lookup for an IP or domain across AbuseIPDB, AlienVault OTX and abuse.ch. The cheapest way to check whether an indicator is known-bad. Interpret with care: large CDN, cloud and payment infrastructure routinely returns reputation hits, so only a curated ac

• dns_security_check

  Check a domain's DNS security records — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, DNSSEC — and grade the configuration. Passive. Covers the records themselves; for full spoofability posture use email_security_audit. Costs $1 per call.

• email_security_audit

  Full email-security posture for a domain: whether mail from it can be spoofed, with DMARC/SPF/DKIM alignment and policy strength. A superset of dns_security_check for the email question specifically. Costs $2 per call.

• access_review

  Review user and role assignments you supply against least-privilege, flagging excessive, stale or orphaned access. Analyzes data the caller provides; it does not connect to an identity provider. Costs $1 per call.

• mfa_audit

  Assess MFA coverage and factor strength across a user or configuration set you supply, flagging unenrolled accounts and weak factors such as SMS. Analyzes data the caller provides; it does not connect to an identity provider. Costs $1 per call.

• credential_check

  Check whether an email address or domain appears in known credential-breach corpora (Have I Been Pwned), with the breaches and data classes exposed. Use when assessing account-takeover exposure. Costs $2 per call.

• vet_endpoint

  Composite trust verdict (PROCEED/CAUTION/BLOCK) for an endpoint an agent is about to call or pay — combines TLS/cert health, DNS hygiene, threat-intel reputation, and domain age into one decision with reasons. Prefer this over running ssl_tls_audit + dns_security_check + threat_i

• scan_mcp_plugin

  Scan an MCP server (git repo or code) for supply-chain risk BEFORE trusting it — exfiltration (secrets/env to the network), prompt-injection sinks, dangerous capabilities, npm install hooks, obfuscation, plus Semgrep + secret scanning → a PROCEED/CAUTION/BLOCK verdict with findin

• scan_skill

  Scan an agent SKILL (git repo or SKILL.md) for supply-chain risk BEFORE trusting it — prompt-injection / hidden-unicode in the instructions (hard block), over-broad allowed-tools grants, plus exfiltration, dangerous capabilities, secrets and obfuscation in bundled scripts → a PRO

• account_balance

  Returns the calling API key's prepaid balance, monthly limit, current month usage, and a breakdown of how many of each tool the customer can still afford. Free to call.

• help

  Returns AgentAegis FAQ — authentication, balance/billing, tool catalog, async jobs, error codes, x402, rate limits, security. Optional topic filter. Free to call.

• agent_whoami

  Returns your persistent AgentAegis agent identity (agent_id), how you're identified (API key / wallet / anonymous session), and lifetime call count + spend. Free to call.

• agent_history

  Lists your recent scans (scan_id, tool, target, status, time) so you can retrieve or chain from a prior result. Optional limit/tool/target/since filters. Free to call.

• agent_scan_get

  Retrieves one of your prior scans by scan_id, including the stored full output, so you can build on earlier results without re-paying. Free to call.

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