
Bawbel Scanner
Run production-oriented security scans on MCP servers and skill files with OWASP MCP mapping and a 45-record AVE corpus.
Overview
io.github.bawbel/bawbel-scanner is a MCP server for the Ship phase that security-scans MCP servers and skill files for AVE issues with OWASP MCP mapping and 45 AVE records.
What is this MCP server?
- Bawbel Scanner v1.1.1 (PyPI bawbel-scanner, Apache-2.0)
- 45 AVE records in publisher metadata with OWASP MCP mapping
- Named --path argument for file or directory scan targets (default .)
- Threat intel API endpoint https://api.piranha.bawbel.io per registry _meta
- 45 AVE records in publisher _meta
- Server version 1.1.1
- Apache-2.0 license
What problem does it solve?
Shipping agent workflows without scanning lets AVE-class flaws in MCP servers and skills reach users who grant broad tool access.
Who is it for?
Solo builders who want a documented 45-record AVE scanner with path-based targets before launch or registry publish.
Skip if: Products with no MCP or skill surface where only runtime app penetration testing is required.
What do I get? / Deliverables
You scan chosen paths for AVE vulnerabilities with OWASP-aligned MCP coverage before trusting tooling in production.
- Directory or file-level AVE scan report
- OWASP MCP mapped findings context
- Threat-intel-backed signals via documented Bawbel API integration
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Journey fit
How it compares
Registry-documented AVE security scanner with path CLI, not a passive runtime WAF or generic npm audit.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is bawbel-scanner for?
Indie builders and devsecops-minded solo founders vetting MCP servers and skill files before production or marketplace distribution.
When should I use bawbel-scanner?
Use it in your ship security checklist when adding MCP entries, publishing skills, or reviewing forks with --path aimed at the artifact tree.
How do I add bawbel-scanner to my agent?
Configure stdio MCP with PyPI identifier bawbel-scanner (uvx), pass --path to the file or directory to scan, per github.com/bawbel/bawbel-scanner.