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MCP AuthScan CLI

Security scanner for authorized MCP server assessments. Python 3.11 or newer is required.

From the repository root, install the CLI with:

pip install -e ./mcp_authscan
mcp-authscan --help

Build release distributions from the repository root with:

python -m build ./mcp_authscan --outdir ./dist

For usage, authorization requirements, examples, and the web application, see the repository documentation.

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