ssl-doctor
Enables live TLS/SSL certificate health checks for any hostname, providing expiry, hostname match, trust verdict, and a health score. Supports both free and paid deep tiers with protocol/cipher analysis.
README
SSL Doctor — live TLS/SSL certificate health check (MCP + x402)
Give it a hostname; it opens a real TLS connection and tells you whether the certificate is healthy before you trust the endpoint:
- Expiry — exact days left, and a warning while there's still time to renew.
- Hostname match — does the cert's CN/SAN actually cover this host?
- Trust — is the chain trusted, or self-signed / missing an intermediate?
- Verdict —
HEALTHY/WARN/CRITICAL+ a risk score.
An AI agent can't do a live TLS handshake from a chat. This MCP can — that's the moat.
Two tiers
| Tier | What you get | How |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Expiry, issuer, hostname match, trust verdict, score | runs locally / GET /run?target= |
| Deep (paid) | Negotiated protocol + cipher strength (catches TLS 1.0/1.1, weak ciphers), full chain-trust walk, per-finding fixes | GET /pro/run?target= |
The deep tier runs server-side only behind payment — it never ships in the installed package, so it can't be used for free.
Pay (dual lane)
- x402 (USDC on Base) — AI agents pay per call automatically. No signup, no key.
- Stripe — humans buy a prepaid API key at
/pro/checkout, then setSSL_DOCTOR_KEYin the MCP env (or sendAuthorization: Bearer <key>).
Either lane unlocks the same deep result.
Use as an MCP
{
"mcpServers": {
"ssl-doctor": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "ssl-doctor-mcp"],
"env": { "SSL_DOCTOR_KEY": "ssl_optional-for-deep" }
}
}
}
Tool: check_ssl — { target: "example.com", deep?: true }. The free verdict
needs no key; deep=true is the premium tier.
HTTP API
GET /run?target=example.com— free verdict (rate-limited 30/h/IP).GET /pro/run?target=example.com— deep tier (x402 USDC or prepaid key).POST /mcp— MCP-over-HTTP.GET /health,GET /openapi.json,GET /.well-known/x402.
Honesty
A live, point-in-time check via Node's TLS stack. Not a full cipher-enumeration audit; it flags the failure modes that actually break client trust or cause an outage (expiry, mismatch, untrusted chain, weak protocol). Read-only.
MIT (c) Baneado98
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