
Hacking Buddy MCP
A proof-of-concept tool that integrates AI into security operations, allowing users to perform offensive security tasks like network scanning and reconnaissance through natural language commands to GitHub Copilot.
README
Hacking Buddy MCP
Hacking Buddy MCP is a proof-of-concept project that explores how AI can be integrated into security operations, particularly within Red Team and Pentesting workflows.
I created this tool to demonstrate practical ways in which AI can assist during offensive security engagements from reconnaissance and exploitation support to analyzing collected data. Since Red Teaming and Pentesting is where I spend most of my time, this project reflects both some of my hands-on experience and my interest in innovating with AI in the security space.
Note: This project currently includes only a few integrated tools, but I plan to add more over time as I experiment with different scenarios. My goal is to keep it fun and iterative—sharing progress as I go instead of waiting to launch a fully built-out version later.
VSCode + GitHub Copilot
This is setup including the .vscode directory which contains the mcp.json file.
- You will need to adjust the path (the last argument) in the mcp json to match your configuration.
Running the MCP server within VSCode
Running the MCP server is actually pretty easy:
- In VSCode go to the mcp.json
- Click Start above the JSON object, right above where it says "hacking-buddy-mcp"
- Open GitHub Copilot and change it's mode to Agent
- Ask it to perform one of the actions available from Hacking Buddy MCP Tools, like "Do an nmap discovery scan on this ip range 192.168.1.0/24" and "Run port scans on those hosts"
⚠ Note: If GitHub Copilot starts acting up you may need to start a new chat!
Setup
Pre-requisites
You need to have uv
and dependencies (FastMCP
) installed.
Install uv:
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
⚠️ It is highly recommended that you setup a virtual environment first!
- Run
uv venv
to create a virtual environment- Run
source .venv/bin/activate
to active the virtual enviroment
Install dependencies from pyproject.toml
This allows you to automatically install the dependencies from a file. Run:
uv pip install -r pyproject.toml
Install dependencies manually
Install FastMCP
uv pip install fastmcp
See the FastMCP GitHub.
🚧 This is an experimental project, feedback and ideas are always welcome!
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