Mcp Pymetasploit3
Bridge Metasploit Framework into your agent via pymetasploit3 for authorized penetration tests, module exploration, and exploit validation in lab environments.
Overview
io.github.daedalus/mcp-pymetasploit3 is a Ship-phase MCP server that connects agents to Metasploit Framework through pymetasploit3 over stdio.
What is this MCP server?
- MCP server v0.1.1 for Metasploit Framework via pymetasploit3 Python API
- Stdio transport with PyPI package mcp-pymetasploit3
- Enables agent-guided module lookup and framework automation in authorized labs
- Source repository daedalus/mcp-pymetasploit3 on GitHub
- Pairs with local Metasploit install rather than cloud scanner substitutes
- Server package version 0.1.1 in MCP manifest
- PyPI identifier mcp-pymetasploit3 with stdio transport
- Single published package entry in server schema
Community signal: 1 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Running Metasploit modules and parsing framework output manually breaks flow when you want agent-assisted authorized pentests.
Who is it for?
Security-curious solo builders with a local Metasploit lab who need agent help exploring modules against systems they own or are permitted to test.
Skip if: Builders without Metasploit installed, unauthorized scanning, or teams that only need dependency CVE dashboards.
What do I get? / Deliverables
With MCP registered, your agent can drive pymetasploit3 interactions so lab exploitation steps stay structured and documented in one workspace.
- Stdio MCP server entry for mcp-pymetasploit3
- Agent-mediated Metasploit operations via pymetasploit3
- Structured pentest session notes suitable for remediation tickets
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Journey fit
Metasploit-driven validation happens when you are proving security posture and release readiness—not when you are still sketching product ideas. Security subphase fits because pymetasploit3 automates interaction with Metasploit modules and sessions for deliberate offensive testing workflows.
How it compares
Metasploit API MCP adapter, not a WAF rules skill or production incident response playbook.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is mcp-pymetasploit3 for?
Developers and hobbyist pentesters using Metasploit legally who want MCP-enabled agents to assist with pymetasploit3 automation in isolated labs.
When should I use mcp-pymetasploit3?
During ship/security hardening when you run authorized penetration tests against staging or lab clones before production launch.
How do I add mcp-pymetasploit3 to my agent?
Install and start Metasploit Framework, pip install mcp-pymetasploit3 0.1.1, add the stdio server to your MCP client, and restrict use to approved targets and networks.