hexstrike-ai
HexStrike AI MCP Agents is a penetration-testing and cybersecurity automation framework that connects AI agents such as Claude, GPT or Copilot to a large toolbox through the Model Context Protocol. Version 6.0 is described as a multi-agent architecture with an intelligent decision engine for tool selection, parameter optimisation and attack-chain discovery, 12+ autonomous agents (including bug bounty, CTF solving, CVE intelligence and exploit generation), and a visual engine with dashboards and vulnerability cards.
The README groups 150+ security tools by area: network (25+), web application (40+), cloud (20+), binary (25+), CTF (20+) and OSINT (20+), with process management, smart caching and error recovery behind them. Installation is a git clone and `pip3 install -r requirements.txt`, then pointing an MCP client at the server. The README's own Legal and Ethical Use section limits use to authorised penetration testing with written permission and security research on systems you own or are authorised to test, and warns against unauthorised testing, malicious activity and data theft.
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- Last commit
- 2026-08-03
- Commits, last 90 days
- 1
- Releases, last 90 days
- 0
- Latest release
- —
- Open issues
- 125
- Recent issues with at least one comment
- 4/19
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Most discussed open issues
- #32 Hexstrike on MacBook Pro M4 - Mac OS Tahoe 2614 comments · 2025-08-23
- #12 Tools Installation Scripts11 comments · 2025-08-16
- #116 antigravity mcp problem7 comments · 2025-12-13
- #124 Vulnerability Report: Remote Code Execution (RCE) via Command Injection6 comments · 2025-12-26
- #119 Too many mcp tools .Can we disable some tools?6 comments · 2025-12-18
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Who it fits
- You conduct automated penetration testing, bug bounty recon, or security audits and want AI agents to orchestrate 150+ professional cyber tools.
- You want to bridge LLMs with real offensive security workflows covering network scanning, web exploitation, cloud security, and OSINT.
- You do not have explicit written authorization on target networks (strictly respect legal and ethical penetration testing policies).
- Your focus is purely binary reverse engineering and decompilation (ghidra-mcp or ida-pro-mcp are purpose-built for reversing).
How it differs
hexstrike-ai covers end-to-end network pentesting, scanning, and web exploitation; ghidra-mcp is focused strictly on binary decompilation.
hexstrike-ai automates classic offensive network/web pentesting; agentic_security tests LLMs themselves against prompt injection and jailbreaks.
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