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# BBOT MCP Server A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for running [BBOT](https://github.com/blacklanternsecurity/bbot) security scans. This server provides tools to manage and execute bbot scans through the MCP interface. ## Features - **Module Management**: List and explore available bbot modules - **Preset Management**: List and use predefined scan configurations - **Scan Execution**: Start and manage long-running bbot scans - **Real-time Monitoring**: Check scan status and retrieve results - **Wait & Progress Tracking**: Wait for scan completion with timeout and progress reporting - **Concurrent Scans**: Support for multiple simultaneous scans - **Dependency Management**: Comprehensive sudo prevention and no-deps functionality ## Installation ### From PyPI (Recommended) ```bash pip install bbot-mcp ``` ### From Source ```bash git clone https://github.com/marlinkcyber/bbot-mcp.git cd bbot-mcp pip install -e . ``` ### Using uvx (Run without installing) ```bash uvx bbot-mcp ``` ## Install dependencies It is recommended to install all BBOT dependencies before invoking BBOT MCP server: ```bash bbot --install-all-deps ``` ## Usage ### Running the MCP Server After installation, the server can be started using the `bbot-mcp` command: ```bash bbot-mcp ``` Or directly with Python: ```bash python -m bbot_mcp.server ``` ### Available Tools The MCP server provides **8 tools** for comprehensive bbot scan management: #### 1. `list_bbot_modules()` Lists all available bbot modules categorized by type (scan, output, internal). #### 2. `list_bbot_presets()` Lists all available bbot presets for quick scan configuration. #### 3. `start_bbot_scan(targets, modules="", presets="", flags="", no_deps=True)` Starts a new bbot scan with the specified parameters. **Parameters:** - `targets`: Comma-separated list of targets (domains, IPs, URLs) - `modules`: Optional comma-separated list of modules to use - `presets`: Optional comma-separated list of presets to apply …
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