Overview
Fluidattacks MCP server provides tools for interacting with the Fluid Attacks API, enabling vulnerability management, organization insights, and GraphQL query execution. It serves as an integration point to perform API operations through a minimal MCP configuration, with authentication handled via an API_TOKEN provided in the environment. The README includes a concrete example configuring the MCP server (name fluidattacks-mcp) using command npx and arguments -y, @fluidattacks/mcp, and setting API_TOKEN. It also points to complete documentation and the MCP server code repository to assist setup and customization. This MCP server is targeted at developers and security teams who want to automate Fluid Attacks API interactions, access vulnerability data and insights, and execute GraphQL queries from automation pipelines.
Features
API Token Based Authentication
Uses the API_TOKEN environment variable to authenticate requests to the Fluid Attacks API.
Vulnerability Management Integration
Provides tools to interact with vulnerability data and workflows exposed by the API.
Organization Insights Access
Enables retrieval of organization-level insights through API endpoints.
GraphQL Query Execution
Supports executing GraphQL queries against the Fluid Attacks API.
Configurable MCP Server
Configured via standard MCP JSON with command, args, and environment settings.
Documentation and Code References
Links to complete documentation and the MCP server code repository for setup and customization.
Who Is This For?
- Security teams:Integrate vulnerability management and organization insights into workflows via Fluid Attacks API.
- Developers:Automate API interactions with GraphQL queries, vulnerability data, and insights.
- DevSecOps:Embed API access into CI/CD pipelines to automate security workflows.
