# Patchstack Security MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Patchstack Security MCP lets you monitor WordPress security directly through your AI client. You can track plugin and theme vulnerabilities, audit site software across multiple domains, and get real-time security alerts without jumping between dashboards. It connects your agent to the Patchstack database to keep your PHP applications safe.

## Overview
- **Category:** security-compliance
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_pbAHNAaeIu1IXetUa19j8RBe0jPKrO5Ase5C0MFd/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** wordpress-security, vulnerability-tracking, plugin-security, threat-intelligence, patch-management

## Description

The Patchstack Security MCP connects your AI agent to the Patchstack security platform for WordPress and PHP applications. Managing security for a fleet of WordPress sites is usually a headache. You're constantly jumping between different dashboards to see if your plugins are up to date or if a new exploit just hit your site. This Connector changes that by putting the Patchstack security database directly into your AI client. You can ask your agent to audit your sites, pull software lists, and check for specific vulnerabilities without ever opening a new tab. It handles the heavy lifting of tracking CVEs and firewall alerts so you can stay on top of your security posture. Since Vinkius hosts this Connector, you can add it to your existing toolkit and get these insights wherever you already work.

## Tools

### search_vulnerabilities
Search the entire Patchstack database for specific components. Use it to find out if a tool you use has known issues.

### get_latest_vulnerabilities
See the newest vulnerabilities added to the database. It keeps you updated on the latest threats in the WordPress ecosystem.

### get_autoupdate_settings
Check your settings for automatic security patching. This ensures your sites stay updated without manual intervention.

### get_component_vulnerabilities
Get all known vulnerabilities for a specific plugin or theme. This helps you see exactly what risks a component poses.

### get_latest_alerts
Pull the latest security alerts and firewall rules. Use this to see what attacks are hitting your sites right now.

### get_site_software
List every piece of software installed on a specific site. This is great for quick inventory checks during an audit.

### get_software_overview
Get a high-level look at software across all your monitored sites. Use it to spot outdated versions at a glance.

### get_vulnerability_details
Get the specific details for a single vulnerability. It provides the technical depth needed for proper remediation.

### list_sites
Pull a list of all your monitored sites. This lets your agent show you the status of your entire portfolio.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
List all my monitored sites and tell me which ones have the lowest security scores.
```

**Response:** 
```
Fetching your sites from Patchstack... I found 3 sites:

| Site Name | Security Score | Status |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| my-blog.com | 95 | Good |
| online-store.net | 82 | Warning |
| dev-site.io | 100 | Excellent |

**online-store.net** has a lower score. Would you like me to check its software for outdated plugins?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Are there any known vulnerabilities for the 'Contact Form 7' plugin right now?
```

**Response:** 
```
Searching the Patchstack database for 'Contact Form 7'...

I found **5 recent vulnerabilities**. The most severe is an **Arbitrary File Upload** (CVE-2023-XXXXX). This was fixed in version 5.7.3. 

**Recommendation:** You should update all instances to at least version 5.7.3 immediately to stay protected.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me the latest security alerts from the last 24 hours.
```

**Response:** 
```
Pulling the latest alerts from your Patchstack account...

**Recent Alerts:**
* **Blocked Attack:** SQL Injection attempt on `online-store.net` (Firewall Rule #442)
* **Blocked Attack:** Brute force attempt on `my-blog.com` (Firewall Rule #109)
* **New Vulnerability:** A new critical flaw was just added to the database for the 'Elementor' plugin.
```

## Capabilities

### List all monitored sites
Get a complete list of every site you have connected to Patchstack in one go.

### Check software versions
See every plugin and theme version installed on a specific site to find outdated components.

### Search for plugin vulnerabilities
Query the database to see if a specific WordPress component has known security risks.

### Get vulnerability details
Pull the technical specs for a specific CVE to understand the risk and how to fix it.

### View latest security alerts
See real-time notifications about new threats and firewall hits across your sites.

### Check auto-update settings
Verify that your sites are configured to automatically patch critical security flaws.

### Get software overview
Get a high-level summary of all software versions across your entire site portfolio.

### Fetch newest vulnerabilities
See the very latest entries added to the Patchstack vulnerability database.

## Use Cases

### Audit a client's site
An agency owner asks their agent to list all sites and check the software for 'online-store.net' to find outdated plugins.

### Check a plugin risk
A developer wants to know if 'Contact Form 7' has any active vulnerabilities before they update a client's site.

### Monitor active threats
A security pro asks the agent for the latest alerts to see if any new attacks have triggered the firewall.

### Verify auto-updates
A site manager checks the auto-update settings for all sites to ensure no manual patching is required for critical components.

## Benefits

- Stop manually checking for updates. Use get_software_overview to see the health of your entire portfolio in one go.
- Get faster responses to threats. Use get_latest_alerts to see firewall hits and security warnings immediately.
- Audit sites in seconds. Use list_sites and get_site_software to verify the security status of any client site instantly.
- Stay ahead of exploits. Use search_vulnerabilities to check if your specific plugins have known risks before they get exploited.
- Automate your oversight. Use get_autoupdate_settings to confirm that your sites are configured to patch themselves automatically.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get real-time WordPress security data and vulnerability tracking in one chat interface.

1. Subscribe to the Patchstack Security MCP on Vinkius.
2. Add your Patchstack User Token from your App settings to your AI client.
3. Ask your agent to audit your sites or check for specific vulnerabilities.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Can the Patchstack Security MCP check my WordPress plugins?**
Yes, it lets your agent list all software on a site and check for specific vulnerabilities in your plugins and themes.

**How does Patchstack Security MCP help with agency management?**
It gives you a high-level overview of all your client sites in one place so you can audit them quickly and report on their security status.

**Can I use Patchstack Security MCP to see firewall hits?**
Yes, you can pull the latest security alerts and triggered firewall rules via your agent to see what attacks are being blocked.

**Does Patchstack Security MCP support auto-update checks?**
It lets you check your settings to ensure your sites are configured to automatically patch vulnerable components without manual work.

**How do I connect Patchstack Security MCP to my AI client?**
You just need your Patchstack User Token from your App settings to link it to your agent.

**Can I search for specific CVEs using Patchstack Security MCP?**
Yes, your agent can query the entire Patchstack vulnerability database for specific components or plugins to see if they are at risk.

**Where do I find my Patchstack User Token?**
Log in to the [**Patchstack App**](https://app.patchstack.com/), navigate to **Account Settings** > **Integrations**, and you will find your unique User Token there.

**Does this tool work with the free Patchstack database?**
Yes, you can search for general vulnerability data. However, retrieving site-specific software overviews and alerts requires a Patchstack account with the appropriate monitoring subscription.