Offline, rule-based security checks for your repo, dependencies, AI agent config and local app.
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io.github.danoszz/penthera is an MCP server that offline, rule-based security checks for your repo, dependencies, AI agent config and local app. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 92/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
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Offline, rule-based security checks for your repo, dependencies, AI agent config and local app.
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The security review you never had time for. Offline, rule-based, and you can verify every finding yourself.
penthera.org: check your live site in a few seconds. Passive, nothing stored.
Daily notes from Penthera: x.com/penthera_org
Who builds it: Daan van der Zwaag, part-time and in the open.
How it compares: next to Snyk, Socket, Semgrep, ZAP and GitHub.
New in 2.4: penthera --card makes a security receipt of your repo to post, every surface counts one set of problems with the same words, and 13 ways to hide a finding or stall a scan are closed (what changed).
From your coding agent: add Penthera (one line per agent), then say "Hey Claude, run Penthera on this repo."
132 readable rules · 6 read-only MCP tools · 0 runtime dependencies · 0 requests past loopback in the benchmark · MIT, no telemetry
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Penthera checks your app, its dependencies and your AI coding tools on your own
machine. It fixes what it can, with your approval. Every finding comes from a
rule you can read, with its evidence at file:line. A model may propose; a rule
decides.
It is also an open R&D project. We measure every check in public and publish the results, good or bad, so you can see how far to trust it.
It finds known classes of problems, not novel ones. It does not replace a human pentester.
You need Node.js 22 or later. No install, no account.
Building with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, VS Code, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Zed, JetBrains or Kiro, or an app builder such as Lovable, Bolt, Base44, Replit or v0? Penthera in your coding tool has the setup for each.
In your terminal. Run this in your project folder:
npx penthera
It detects your setup offline, asks what to check, and gives you a grade per area and the three things to fix first. It scans your running app on