Professional network analysis with tshark. Security audits, deep-dives, and threat detection.
Give your AI assistant a packet analyzer. Drop a file, ask questions in plain English — get answers backed by real data. An MCP server that wraps (and optional Wireshark suite tools) into a structured analysis interface. Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and 18+ other MCP clients. Prerequisites: Python 3.10+ and Wireshark with on PATH. Restart your AI client — done. Run if…
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Give your AI assistant a packet analyzer. Drop a file, ask questions in plain English — get answers backed by real data. An MCP server that wraps (and optional Wireshark suite tools) into a structured analysis interface. Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and 18+ other MCP clients. Prerequisites: Python 3.10+ and Wireshark with on PATH. Restart your AI client — done. Run if anything looks off. See docs/manual-configuration.md for manual setup or platform-specific notes.…
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