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HexStrike Operations Layer
An MCP layer connecting Cursor to offensive toolchains — controlled access to tooling and security status.
01 · Operator
- Cursor Agent
- Intent / scope
- Approval
02 · Control
- MCP contract
- Tool schemas
- Audit trail
03 · Lab
- Kali
- HexStrike
- Nuclei / Nmap
Architecture
MCP server · isolated tool calls · limits and operator context · Kali lab integration. Control plane separated from raw shell — the agent gets a contract, not root.
Problem
AI agents wired to unconstrained tools create operational noise and risk — weak auditability, weak repeatability, weak safety.
Solution
A disciplined MCP bridge: tools exposed through schema, status, and operator discipline. HexStrike as a layer — not a magic button.
Tech stack
MCPPythonKaliFastMCPNuclei
Lessons learned
- Autonomy without a contract is technical debt with an AI face.
- Observability of tool calls beats the number of integrations.
- Lab trust and identity-product trust must stay separated.
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