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infai-tech/vulnfeed-mcp

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Dependency vulnerability monitoring MCP server — knows your lockfile, prioritizes by EPSS, recommends fix versions.

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infai-tech/vulnfeed-mcp

Added 8 June 2026

#claude-code #dependency-scanning #epss #mcp-server #micropayments #python #security #vulnerability-scanner

Overview

Vulnfeed MCP is a server that monitors dependency vulnerabilities by reading your lockfile. It prioritizes threats using EPSS scores and suggests fix versions. It integrates with MCP-compatible tools to surface actionable security data.

Best for

Best for
Developers who want automated, prioritized vulnerability alerts in their MCP workflow.

Use cases

  • Scan lockfiles for known vulnerabilities during CI/CD
  • Prioritize dependency fixes by EPSS exploit likelihood
  • Get recommended upgrade versions for vulnerable packages

How to use

Install

uvx vulnfeed-mcp

Tools exposed

  • scan_project
  • scan_lockfile
  • check_package
  • lookup_cve
  • monitor_project
  • check_alerts
  • update_deps
  • list_monitored
  • unmonitor_project

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Claude Code

Notes

Vulnfeed MCP is a server that monitors dependency vulnerabilities by reading your lockfile. It prioritizes threats using EPSS scores and suggests fix versions. It integrates with MCP-compatible tools to surface actionable security data.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-28. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Scan lockfiles for known vulnerabilities during CI/CD
  • Prioritize dependency fixes by EPSS exploit likelihood
  • Get recommended upgrade versions for vulnerable packages

Pros

  • Uses EPSS scoring to focus on exploitable vulnerabilities
  • Directly suggests fix versions, reducing manual research
  • Lightweight Python server that works with MCP clients

Cons

  • No stars or community traction yet, maturity unclear
  • Requires MCP-compatible tooling to be useful
  • Limited to lockfile-based scanning, no runtime monitoring

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Pros

  • Uses EPSS scoring to focus on exploitable vulnerabilities
  • Directly suggests fix versions, reducing manual research
  • Lightweight Python server that works with MCP clients

Cons

  • No stars or community traction yet, maturity unclear
  • Requires MCP-compatible tooling to be useful
  • Limited to lockfile-based scanning, no runtime monitoring

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