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Scan Web Application Vulnerabilities

Run comprehensive vulnerability scans against web applications to identify security weaknesses.

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Web applications are the most exposed part of any organization's attack surface. Every form, API endpoint, and authentication flow is a potential entry point for attackers. Regular vulnerability scanning is not optional -- it is the minimum baseline for responsible web application security.

The scan_vulnerabilities skill performs automated security testing against your web application, checking for common vulnerability classes including injection flaws, authentication weaknesses, misconfigurations, and information disclosure. It tests the application the way an attacker would, probing endpoints and analyzing responses for signs of exploitable weaknesses.

This is essential before any production deployment, after significant code changes, and as part of regular security hygiene. Development teams that scan early and often catch vulnerabilities when they are cheap to fix rather than discovering them through a breach or a customer report. Automated scanning does not replace manual penetration testing, but it catches the low-hanging fruit that automated attacks would also find.

Agent Guides

Claude

  1. Connect ToolRouter: claude mcp add toolrouter -- npx -y toolrouter-mcp
  2. Ask Claude: "Scan this web application for vulnerabilities using pentest" and provide the target URL
  3. Claude runs scan_vulnerabilities and returns a detailed findings report
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ChatGPT

  1. Configure ToolRouter in ChatGPT
  2. Ask: "Scan this web application for vulnerabilities" and provide the target URL
  3. ChatGPT runs the scan and returns findings organized by severity
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Copilot

  1. Add ToolRouter to Copilot MCP config
  2. In Copilot Chat: "Scan my web app for vulnerabilities" and provide the URL
  3. Copilot runs the scan and returns findings
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OpenClaw

  1. Connect ToolRouter: openclaw mcp add toolrouter -- npx -y toolrouter-mcp
  2. Ask OpenClaw: "Scan this web application for vulnerabilities" and provide the URL
  3. OpenClaw runs the scan and returns a security report
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