PRODUCT · MCP

Connect your agent to Feint.

Run Feint from Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client. It attacks your branch before you merge and opens the fix. Read-only until you approve a pull request.

PRODUCT · MCP

Connect your agent to Feint.

Run Feint from Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client. It attacks your branch before you merge and opens the fix. Read-only until you approve a pull request.

PRODUCT · MCP

Connect your agent to Feint.

Run Feint from Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client. It attacks your branch before you merge and opens the fix. Read-only until you approve a pull request.

CONNECT

Pick your agent. Feint does the rest.

One install, three tools: attack, findings and fix. Every client that speaks MCP can run them.

IN YOUR AGENT

Work from your agent. Stay in control.

acme-api / Attack feat/agent-tools
+ New session
TODAY
Attack feat/agent-tools
Fix export job
Review PR #479
Feint MCP
Attack feat/agent-tools with Feint before I merge.
I'll have Feint attack this branch in staging before you merge.
feint · map_surface214 routes, 12 tools
feint · chain_attackGot in
Feint got in through a tool call. The root cause is in crm.lookup, so I'll fix it there.
tools/crm/lookup.ts
- const tenant = args.tenant ?? "*"
+ const tenant = session.tenantId
feint · re_attackrunning…
● PR #482 is ready. Re-attack added to CI.
What should Feint attack?
Reply…
FeintGot in
FINDING #482CRITICAL
Support agent reads another tenant's CRM
EXPLOIT PATH
1Hidden instruction in a customer email
2Agent calls crm.lookup, tenant = *
33,112 rows across tenants returned
POST /tools/crm.lookup → 200 OK · 3,112 rows
▶ Replay the exploit (0:41)

Scan, triage and fix without leaving the editor

Install the Feint MCP server once. Ask for a scan, pull up a finding or open the fix PR from your chat. Scopes default to read.

Review every fix before it merges

Feint attacks your branch in an isolated copy and reports only what it broke. Claude Code writes the fix with Feint’s regression test; you review and merge.

ATTACK SURFACE

Six ways an agent gets owned.

Feint tries all of them.

Scanners see HTTP. They do not see a model deciding which tool to call. Feint does, multi-turn, inside an isolated copy of your stack.

01

Tool poisoning

A tampered tool description quietly rewrites what the model believes the tool does.

02

Indirect prompt injection

Instructions hidden in a web page, ticket or email arrive through a tool result and get followed.

03

Over-permissioned tools

One tool with write scope where read was enough. Feint finds the one that moves money or data.

04

Confused deputy

The agent uses its own credentials on behalf of the wrong tenant or user.

05

Secrets in tool config

Tokens in MCP configs, env files and transcripts. Found, chained, proven.

06

Runaway tool loops

Agents that keep calling tools under adversarial input, burning budget or taking irreversible actions.

Bring

Feint

to your AI product

Building an agent, an IDE or a platform? Connect it to the Feint MCP server so your users can scan, triage and fix without leaving it.

FAQ

Questions about connecting

Feint.

Something else? security@feint.dev answers within a business day.

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is how AI agents call tools. The Feint MCP server gives your agent three tools: attack, findings and fix. Any client that speaks MCP can use them.

Which agents work with the Feint MCP server?

What can my agent do once connected?

Does Feint read my code while I type?

Can my agent change the live environment?

Does Feint test my own agents and MCP servers?

FAQ

Questions about connecting

Feint.

Something else? security@feint.dev answers within a business day.

What is MCP?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is how AI agents call tools. The Feint MCP server gives your agent three tools: attack, findings and fix. Any client that speaks MCP can use them.

Which agents work with the Feint MCP server?

What can my agent do once connected?

Does Feint read my code while I type?

Can my agent change the live environment?

Does Feint test my own agents and MCP servers?

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