atomicchonk/roadrecon_mcp_server
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Claude MCP server to perform analysis on ROADrecon data
MCP
atomicchonk/roadrecon_mcp_server
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A Claude MCP server that analyzes ROADrecon data, enabling security assessments of Azure Active Directory environments. It processes ROADrecon's SQLite database output to surface misconfigurations and attack paths through natural language queries.
Best for
Best for
Security researchers and red teamers analyzing Azure AD environments
Use cases
- Query Azure AD tenant configurations for security gaps
- Identify privilege escalation paths from ROADrecon data
- Automate post-exploitation analysis of Azure AD environments
Notes
A Claude MCP server that analyzes ROADrecon data, enabling security assessments of Azure Active Directory environments. It processes ROADrecon’s SQLite database output to surface misconfigurations and attack paths through natural language queries.
50 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-03-30. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Query Azure AD tenant configurations for security gaps
- Identify privilege escalation paths from ROADrecon data
- Automate post-exploitation analysis of Azure AD environments
Pros
- Integrates directly with Claude for conversational analysis
- Leverages ROADrecon’s comprehensive Azure AD reconnaissance data
- Open source with Python codebase for customization
Cons
- Requires prior ROADrecon data collection to function
- Limited to analysis of already-gathered reconnaissance data
- Small community with only 50 GitHub stars
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Pros
- Integrates directly with Claude for conversational analysis
- Leverages ROADrecon's comprehensive Azure AD reconnaissance data
- Open source with Python codebase for customization
Cons
- Requires prior ROADrecon data collection to function
- Limited to analysis of already-gathered reconnaissance data
- Small community with only 50 GitHub stars
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