MCP server exposing pcapy-ng packet capture functionality
MCP server exposing pcapy-ng packet capture functionality. mcp-name: io.github.daedalus/mcp-pcapy-ng The MCP server provides tools for network packet capture using pcapy-ng: - List all available network interfaces - Get the default network device - Open a live network interface for packet capture - Open a pcap file for reading - Create a packet capture handle - Create a BPF filter program - Read…
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MCP server exposing pcapy-ng packet capture functionality. mcp-name: io.github.daedalus/mcp-pcapy-ng The MCP server provides tools for network packet capture using pcapy-ng: - List all available network interfaces - Get the default network device - Open a live network interface for packet capture - Open a pcap file for reading - Create a packet capture handle - Create a BPF filter program - Read packets from a pcap handle - Get the data link type - Attach a BPF filter - Get non-blocking status…
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