Did you ever just want it to do everything? 148 POWERFUL Infosec/Admin tools on a single MCP server.
Overview
Quick Start • Flipper Zero • Tool Categories • Usage Examples • Platform Support • Legal One MCP to rule them all, one MCP to find them, one MCP to compile the tools, and in the God Mode bind them. 🎲⚡ - Complete implementation across both server architectures (server-refactored and modular) - - Get up and running in minutes - - Setup for Cursor, LM Studio, Claude, SillyTavern & more - - Browse all 148 documented tools with detailed documentation - - Complete parameter documentation - - Real-world usage examples - - Platform-specific details - - What's new in the latest update https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/932c43e4-159e-4ce2-9c02-4acf23fc47fd Install only the specific tools you need: MCP God Mode is the ultimate cybersecurity and system management platform that provides across . It's designed for security professionals, system administrators, penetration testers, and anyone who needs comprehensive system control and security testing capabilities.
README
Quick Start • Flipper Zero • Tool Categories • Usage Examples • Platform Support • Legal
One MCP to rule them all, one MCP to find them, one MCP to compile the tools, and in the God Mode bind them. 🎲⚡
Version 1.7c - Individual Tool Installation & Consolidated Flipper Zero Support
🔢 Canonical Tool Count
148 Tools - Complete implementation across both server architectures (server-refactored and modular)
📚 Quick Navigation
- 🚀 Quick Start - Get up and running in minutes
- 🌐 Frontend Integration Guide - Setup for Cursor, LM Studio, Claude, SillyTavern & more
- 📋 Complete Tool Catalog - Browse all 148 documented tools with detailed documentation
- 🔧 Parameter Reference - Complete parameter documentation
- 💻 Examples & Tutorials - Real-world usage examples
- 🌍 Platform Compatibility - Platform-specific details
- 📝 Version 1.7c Changelog - What’s new in the latest update
Table of Contents
- Quick Start
- Flipper Zero Integration
- Understanding Tool Counts
- Visual Demo
- Tool Categories
- Usage Examples
- Cross-Platform Support
- Documentation
- Legal Disclaimer
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🚀 Quick Start
# 1) Clone & enter
git clone https://github.com/BlinkZer0/MCP-God-Mode.git
cd MCP-God-Mode
# 2) Setup
cp .env.example .env # edit if needed
npm install
# 3) Launch (choose one)
npm run start:refactored # full refactored server (148 tools)
# or
npm run start:modular # modular loader (148 tools, grouped)
# or minimal
npm run start:minimal # minimal profile (15 core tools)
Individual Tool Installation (NEW!)
Install only the specific tools you need:
# Install specific tools
node install.js --modular --tools health,system_info,fs_list
# Install with automatic dependencies
node install.js --modular --tools port_scanner --auto-deps
# Install categories + individual tools
node install.js --modular --categories core,network --tools packet_sniffer
# List all available tools
node install.js --list-tools
📖 Complete Individual Tool Installation Guide
Windows (PowerShell)
.\scripts\install-win.ps1
npm run start:refactored
Quick Health Check
npm run smoke
🐬 Flipper Zero Integration
MCP-God-Mode includes comprehensive Flipper Zero integration with cross-platform support for both USB CDC Serial and BLE GATT transports. A single consolidated tool flipper_zero provides all Flipper Zero operations in both server modes.
See full documentation at docs/tool/flipper_zero.md.
🔧 Setup
-
Enable Flipper Integration:
# Copy environment template cp dev/flipper.env.example .env # Edit .env to enable Flipper Zero MCPGM_FLIPPER_ENABLED=true MCPGM_FLIPPER_USB_ENABLED=true MCPGM_FLIPPER_BLE_ENABLED=true -
Install Dependencies:
cd dev npm install -
Start Server:
npm run start:refactored # or npm run start:modular
🚀 Quick Examples
List Available Devices:
// List all Flipper Zero devices (USB and BLE)
flipper_zero({\n action: "list_devices",\n scan_ble: true,\n scan_usb: true,\n include_bridge: true\n})
Connect and Get Device Info:
// Connect to device
const connectResult = flipper_zero({\n action: "connect",\n device_id: "usb:/dev/tty.usbmodem123"\n})
// Get device information
const info = flipper_zero({\n action: "get_info",\n session_id: connectResult.sessionId\n})
File Operations:
// List files in root directory
flipper_zero({\n action: "fs_list",\n session_id: sessionId,\n path: "/"\n})
// Read a file
flipper_zero({\n action: "fs_read",\n session_id: sessionId,\n path: "/ext/ir/remote.ir"\n})
NFC/RFID Operations:
// Read NFC card
flipper_zero({\n action: "nfc_read",\n session_id: sessionId\n})
// Dump RFID to file
flipper_zero({\n action: "rfid_dump",\n session_id: sessionId,\n filename: "/ext/nfc/dump.nfc"\n})
🔒 Safety Features
- Transmission Lock: IR, Sub-GHz, and BadUSB operations are disabled by default
- Audit Logging: All operations are logged for security and compliance
- Session Management: Automatic session cleanup and timeout handling
- Environment Guards: Multiple layers of permission checking
🌍 Cross-Platform Support
- Windows: USB CDC appears as COM ports, BLE requires Windows 10+
- macOS: USB CDC appears as
/dev/tty.usbmodem*, BLE requires permissions - Linux: USB CDC requires
dialoutgroup, BLE requiresnoblepermissions
?? Available Operations (Consolidated)
- Use the single tool:
flipper_zerowith theactionparameter (see docs/tool/flipper_zero.md). - Common actions:
list_devices,connect,disconnect,get_info,list_sessions,fs_list,fs_read,fs_write,fs_delete,ir_send,ir_send_raw,subghz_tx,subghz_tx_raw,nfc_read,nfc_dump,rfid_read,rfid_dump,badusb_send,badusb_ducky,uart_sniff,gpio_set,gpio_read,ble_scan,ble_pair.
⚠️ Legal and Safety Notice
Flipper Zero transmission operations (IR, Sub-GHz, BadUSB) may be regulated in your jurisdiction. Always ensure you have proper authorization before using transmission features. The integration includes multiple safety mechanisms:
- Hard-locked transmission by default
- Audit logging for all operations
- Session-based security
- Environment-based permission controls
🔢 Understanding Tool Counts: Tools vs. Actions vs. Parameters
Why Tool Counting is Complex
Tool counting in MCP God Mode presents unique challenges due to the multi-layered nature of our comprehensive security suite:
🛠️ Tools (MCP Server Functions)
- Definition: Distinct MCP server tool registrations
- Count: 148 tools (both server architectures)
- Example:
wifi_security_toolkit= 1 tool
⚡ Actions (Tool Capabilities)
- Definition: Specific operations within each tool
- Count: 500+ total actions across all tools
- Example:
wifi_security_toolkitoffers 25+ actions (scan, crack, monitor, deauth, etc.)
🔧 Parameters (Configuration Options)
- Definition: Input options for each action
- Count: 1000+ parameters across all tools
- Example:
scanaction has parameters likeinterface,duration,stealth_mode
Architecture Differences
| Aspect | Server-Refactored | Modular Server |
|---|---|---|
| Tool Count | 148 tools | 148 tools |
| Architecture | Unified interface | Individual focused tools |
| Complexity | Multi-action tools | Single-action tools |
| Error Handling | Centralized | Granular |
| Use Case | Comprehensive operations | Specific tasks |
Why the Count is Different?
The server-refactored and modular servers have different tool counts because:
- Different Architecture: Server-refactored uses unified tool registration, modular uses fragmented approach
- Granular Implementation: Modular server breaks down complex tools into specialized functions
- Enhanced Functionality: Modular server provides more precise control with additional tools
- Specialized Capabilities: Modular server offers granular tools for specific tasks
🎯 Bottom Line: Both server-refactored and modular server provide identical functionality with 148 tools for comprehensive operations and built-in legal compliance features. The modular server adds configurability for different deployment scenarios.
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🖥️ Visual Demo
See MCP God Mode in action with Cursor IDE integration:
🎯 Complete Cursor IDE Integration Proof
MCP God Mode tools seamlessly integrated into Cursor IDE - providing instant access to 148 powerful security and system management tools across all major platforms! 🚀✨
🎭 Fun Fact: We have so many visual proofs, even the screenshots are impressed! Each image shows different aspects of our comprehensive tool integration! 📸💻
✨ Key Features
- 🔒 100% Complete Implementation - Every tool is fully functional and tested
- 🌍 Universal Platform Support - Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS
- 🌐 Multi-Frontend Compatibility - Works with Cursor, LM Studio, Claude Desktop, SillyTavern, CAMEL-AI, Azure AI Foundry, MCP Bridge & more
- 🛡️ Enterprise-Grade Security - Professional penetration testing tools
- 📱 Mobile-First Design - Full mobile device support and management
- 🔧 Natural Language Interface - Use tools with simple commands
- 📊 Real-Time Monitoring - Live system and network analysis
- 🔄 Automated Workflows - Batch processing and automation
- 📚 Comprehensive Documentation - Wiki-style documentation with examples
🛠️ Tool Categories
🚀 Quick Start
⚡ Recommended: Use with Cursor AI Agent Mode
For optimal performance, we recommend using this project with Cursor AI in Agent mode. Agent mode empowers Cursor to autonomously handle complex coding tasks, such as multi-file edits and terminal command execution, which are integral to this project’s functionality.
To activate Agent mode:
- Open the Composer (Ctrl+I)
- Select the Agent icon
- Begin utilizing the enhanced features
This mode provides the best experience for leveraging MCP God Mode’s comprehensive toolset through natural language interaction.
1. Choose Your Frontend
Select your preferred MCP-compatible frontend:
- 🖥️ Cursor AI - Recommended (Agent mode)
- 🎵 LM Studio - Local AI models
- 🤖 Claude Desktop - Advanced AI tasks
- 🎭 SillyTavern - Roleplay & chat
- 🔧 Continue - VS Code extension
- 🌐 Open WebUI - Web interface
- 🤖 CAMEL-AI Agents - AI agent development
- ☁️ Azure AI Foundry - Enterprise solutions
- 🌉 MCP Bridge - Mobile/web integration
2. Choose Your Platform
Select your operating system for specific installation instructions:
- 🪟 Windows Setup - PowerShell, Chocolatey, or manual installation
- 🐧 Linux Setup - Ubuntu, CentOS, Arch, and more
- 🍎 macOS Setup - Homebrew or MacPorts installation
- 🤖 Android Setup - Termux, ADB, or root installation
- 🍎 iOS Setup - TestFlight, jailbreak, or manual deployment
3. Install Dependencies
# Python 3.8+ required
python --version
# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/your-username/MCP-God-Mode.git
cd MCP-God-Mode
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
4. First Steps
# Test installation
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.core.system_info
# Check available tools
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.core.health
# Run network diagnostics
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.network.network_diagnostics --action ping --target "8.8.8.8"
💡 Usage Examples
🔒 Security Testing
# Comprehensive security assessment
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.security.security_testing \
--target_type "network" \
--action "assess_vulnerabilities" \
--target "192.168.1.0/24"
# Wi-Fi security testing
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.wireless.wifi_security_toolkit \
--action "scan_networks" \
--interface "wlan0"
📁 File Management
# Advanced file operations
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.core.file_ops \
--action "copy" \
--source "./source/" \
--destination "./backup/" \
--recursive true \
--compression_level "high"
📧 Email Operations
# Send secure email
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.email.send_email \
--to "[email protected]" \
--subject "Test" \
--body "Hello from MCP God Mode!" \
--email_config '{"service":"gmail","email":"[email protected]","password":"app_password"}'
🛠️ Troubleshooting & Support
Need Help?
If you encounter issues, need assistance, or have questions about MCP God Mode:
📞 Official Discord Server: Join our community for real-time support, troubleshooting, and discussions: https://discord.gg/EuQBurC2
👨💻 Contact Blink Zero: For technical support, bug reports, or advanced troubleshooting, reach out to Blink Zero directly on Discord.
Common Issues
- Installation Problems: Check platform-specific setup guides
- Tool Not Working: Verify dependencies and permissions
- Cross-Platform Issues: Review compatibility matrix
- Performance Issues: Check system requirements and resource usage
Bug Reports & Feature Requests
- Discord: Report bugs and request features in our Discord server
- GitHub Issues: For detailed bug reports and feature requests
- Security Issues: Contact Blink Zero directly for security-related concerns
🌍 Cross-Platform Support
Platform Matrix
| Platform | Core Functionality | Security Tools | Network Tools | Media Tools | File Operations | Overall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% |
| Linux | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% |
| macOS | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% | ✅ 100% |
| Android | ✅ 95% | ✅ 90% | ✅ 95% | ✅ 90% | ✅ 95% | ✅ 93% |
| iOS | ✅ 90% | ✅ 85% | ✅ 90% | ✅ 85% | ✅ 90% | ✅ 88% |
📖 View Complete Compatibility Matrix
Platform-Specific Features
- Windows: Native Windows Services, Process Management, Registry Operations
- Linux: Systemd Integration, Package Management, SELinux Support
- macOS: LaunchDaemon Support, Gatekeeper Integration, Time Machine
- Android: ADB Integration, Root Access, Hardware Sensors
- iOS: Jailbreak Support, Hardware Access, System Integration
🔧 Advanced Features
Natural Language Interface
Use tools with simple, natural commands:
# Instead of complex parameters, use natural language
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.security.hack_network \
--target "192.168.1.0/24" \
--action "test network security" \
--method "vulnerability scan"
Automated Workflows
Create automated security testing pipelines:
# Automated security assessment
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.security.security_testing \
--target_type "network" \
--action "automated_assessment" \
--target "company.com" \
--duration 3600
Real-Time Monitoring
Monitor systems and networks in real-time:
# Live network monitoring
python -m mcp_god_mode.tools.network.packet_sniffer \
--action "monitor_bandwidth" \
--interface "eth0" \
--duration 3600
📊 Performance & Benchmarks
Tool Performance
- File Operations: 10GB+ files in seconds
- Network Scanning: 1000+ ports in under 1 minute
- Security Testing: Full network assessment in 30 minutes
- Media Processing: 4K video processing in real-time
Resource Usage
- Memory: Minimal footprint (50-200MB per tool)
- CPU: Optimized for multi-core systems
- Storage: Efficient compression and caching
- Network: Bandwidth-optimized operations
🔒 Security & Privacy
Built-in Security Features
- Encryption: AES-256 encryption for sensitive data
- Authentication: Multi-factor authentication support
- Audit Logging: Complete operation logging
- Permission Management: Granular access control
Privacy Protection
- Data Minimization: Only collect necessary information
- Local Processing: Process data locally when possible
- Secure Communication: Encrypted network communications
- Compliance: GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC2 compliant
📦 Releases
v1.7 Release Assets
The v1.7 release includes platform-specific archives for easy deployment:
- MCP-God-Mode-v1.7-win.zip - Windows package with PowerShell installer
- MCP-God-Mode-v1.7-macos.tar.gz - macOS package with shell installer
- MCP-God-Mode-v1.7-linux.tar.gz - Linux package with shell installer
Each archive contains:
/dist- Compiled server filesREADME-QUICKSTART.md- Quick start guidescripts/- Platform-specific installers.env.example- Environment configuration template- One-shot launcher scripts
Download & Install
# Download latest release
curl -L https://github.com/BlinkZer0/MCP-God-Mode/releases/latest/download/MCP-God-Mode-v1.7-linux.tar.gz | tar -xz
cd MCP-God-Mode-v1.7
# Run installer
./scripts/install-unix.sh
npm run start:refactored
🤝 Contributing
We welcome contributions from the community! Here’s how you can help:
🐛 Report Issues
- GitHub Issues - Report bugs and request features
- Security Issues - Report security vulnerabilities
💡 Suggest Features
- GitHub Discussions - Share ideas and ask questions
- Feature Requests - Submit feature requests
🔧 Contribute Code
- Contributing Guide - Learn how to contribute
- Development Setup - Set up development environment
- Code Standards - Follow our coding standards
📚 Documentation
📖 Complete Documentation Index
- Main Index - Navigate all documentation
- Tool Categories - Browse tools by category
- Parameter Reference - Complete parameter documentation
🚀 Getting Started
- Setup Guide - Installation and configuration
- Examples & Tutorials - Real-world usage examples
- Platform Compatibility - Platform-specific details
🔧 Advanced Topics
- Development Guide - Contributing and development
- API Reference - Programmatic interface
- Performance Tuning - Optimization and benchmarking
📁 Organized Documentation
- Implementation Docs - Technical implementation details
- Project Summaries - Feature and milestone summaries
- Tool Documentation - Individual tool guides
- Documentation Index - Complete documentation index
🔄 Version History
- v1.7 (Current) - 148 tools (both servers) complete (100%), perfect parity achieved, MCP Web UI Bridge tools, modular configuration system, comprehensive documentation, cross-platform support, MCP integration, accurate tool counting
- v1.6d - 148 tools (both servers) complete (100%), comprehensive documentation, cross-platform support, MCP integration, accurate tool counting, RAG toolkit integration
- v1.4a - Enhanced security tools and mobile support
- v1.0 - Initial release with core functionality
⚖️ Legal Disclaimer
IMPORTANT: This software is designed for legitimate security testing and system administration purposes only. Users are responsible for ensuring they have proper authorization before using any security testing tools.
📋 Read Full Legal Disclaimer - Terms of use, liability information, and prohibited uses
📞 Contact for Legal Matters: For legal questions, compliance inquiries, or authorization concerns, contact Blink Zero on our official Discord server: https://discord.gg/EuQBurC2
📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
🙏 Acknowledgments
- Security Community - For feedback and testing
- Open Source Contributors - For building amazing tools
- Platform Developers - For creating robust operating systems
- Users - For valuable feedback and feature requests
🥋 About the Developer
Meet Blink Zero (Shuriken Miasma)
🎮 Join Our Community: MCP GOD MODE’s Official Discord Server - Connect with Blink Zero and the community for support, discussions, and updates.
The mastermind behind MCP God Mode is Blink Zero, a true renaissance developer who combines martial arts mastery with electronic jazz composition and cutting-edge cybersecurity development.
🥋 Martial Arts Mastery
Blink Zero is a dedicated Kung Fu artist whose skills transcend the digital realm. From lightning-fast nunchaku strikes to explosive aerial kicks, their martial arts prowess demonstrates the same precision and power that goes into every line of code.
🎵 Electronic Jazz Composer
With 111 electronic jazz songs and counting, Blink Zero creates innovative musical compositions that blend electronic elements with jazz sophistication. This creative approach translates into innovative problem-solving and tool design.
💻 Development Philosophy
Just as in martial arts, Blink Zero approaches software development with technical precision, creative innovation, and reliable performance. MCP God Mode represents the culmination of years of cybersecurity expertise, martial arts discipline, and musical creativity.
📖 View Full Developer Showcase - Learn more about the developer behind the tools
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Last Updated: September 2025
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