Veracode MCP. Track code flaws and app risks through chat.
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Veracode MCP Server lets your AI agent talk directly to your application security data. Instead of clicking through ten different dashboards, you ask questions—like 'Show me all critical XSS flaws for Mobile-Banking-iOS'—and get a consolidated report spanning Static (SAST), Dynamic (DAST), and Component (SCA) scans instantly.
What your AI agents can do
Create application
Creates a new Veracode app profile container using provided schema and name details.
Delete application
Permanently deletes an existing Veracode application—this action cannot be undone.
Get api health
Checks the current connection status and health of the Veracode API link.
The tool retrieves a unified list of vulnerabilities for an application across SAST, DAST, and SCA reports.
The agent pulls specific details on any vulnerability by referencing its Finding ID (CWE type, affected file, remediation steps).
You can pull a full profile of an app, including its business criticality rating and current compliance policy.
The system allows you to list existing applications or create brand new profiles on the fly for testing.
You can pull a manifest of all running Dynamic Analysis (DAST) scans or linked testing sandboxes.
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Veracode MCP Server: 10 Tools for Security Analysis
These ten tools let you manage the entire application lifecycle—from creating a new profile to getting granular details on specific security flaws.
019d761bcreate application
Creates a new Veracode app profile container using provided schema and name details.
019d761bdelete application
Permanently deletes an existing Veracode application—this action cannot be undone.
019d761bget api health
Checks the current connection status and health of the Veracode API link.
019d761bget application details
Retrieves a detailed profile for an app, including its business criticality rating and deployment state.
019d761bget finding details
Gets precise vulnerability details for any specific finding by providing its ID, explaining CWE type and fixes.
019d761blist applications
Lists all Veracode AppSec applications currently monitored in your account.
019d761blist dynamic analyses
Retrieves a list of configured Web Application Security (DAST) scans for your apps.
019d761blist sandboxes
Lists all separate testing sandboxes that are linked to an application profile.
019d761blist security findings
Pulls a unified report of security findings for a specific application, combining multiple scan types.
019d761blist veracode users
Lists authorized users in the Veracode environment to help manage role-based access control (RBAC).
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Listen up. You don't need to click through ten different dashboards just to figure out where your code is leaking data. This Veracode MCP Server lets your AI agent talk straight to all your application security guts. Instead of wading through reports, you ask a question—like, 'Show me every critical XSS flaw on the Mobile-Banking-iOS app'—and it spits out one consolidated report covering everything: Static (SAST), Dynamic (DAST), and Component (SCA) scans.
It’s immediate intelligence.
Vulnerability Analysis:
To see all the bad stuff, you just call list_security_findings. This tool pulls a unified list of vulnerabilities for any app profile, combining findings from SAST, DAST, and SCA reports into one spot. When you need to dig deep on a single flaw, use get_finding_details. Just give it the Finding ID, and your agent explains exactly what's wrong—it tells you the CWE type, which file is affected, and what fixes you gotta implement.
Application Management & Inventory:
You can keep track of every app running through Veracode. list_applications gives you a manifest of all AppSec applications currently monitored in your account so you know exactly what's on the books. Need to test something new? You use create_application, giving it the necessary schema and name details to build a fresh Veracode app profile container right away.
If an app is scrapped, you gotta call delete_application because that permanently wipes the thing—it can’t be undone.
For more context on any given app, get_application_details pulls up a full profile. This includes things like the app's business criticality rating and its deployment state. You can also manage your testing environments: list_dynamic_analyses gives you a clean list of all configured Web Application Security (DAST) scans for your apps.
If you use separate testing sandboxes, list_sandboxes shows you every one linked to an application profile.
System Status Checks:
Before running reports, you gotta know the API's status. get_api_health checks the current connection status and overall health of your Veracode API link. It’s a quick check-up. You can also see who's authorized to do what by running list_veracode_users, which lists all users in the Veracode environment so you can manage role-based access control (RBAC) permissions.
Tool Workflow Summary:
Your agent can use these tools together. You start by calling list_applications to see what apps exist. Next, if you want details on 'App X,' you call get_application_details. Then, you'll ask it to run list_security_findings against that profile container. If the findings are too vague, you grab a specific Finding ID and use get_finding_details for the nitty-gritty breakdown.
To keep everything running smoothly, you can also check on active scans using list_dynamic_analyses. It's all about directing your AI client to pull exactly the data point you need without ever leaving the chat interface.
How Veracode MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Veracode MCP Server and provide your API credentials.
- 2 Connect your AI client (e.g., Cursor, Claude).
- 3 Ask your agent a specific security question (e.g., 'List all critical findings for GUID X'). The agent executes the necessary tool calls and returns a summarized answer.
The bottom line is you get to skip the dashboard clicking and just talk about your app's security debt.
Who Is Veracode MCP For?
Anyone dealing with software quality assurance in regulated industries. Think DevSecOps Engineers who are tired of manually aggregating scan reports, or Security Managers who need to audit application risk matrices quickly. If you spend time compiling evidence for a compliance review, this is for you.
Checking scan statuses and summarizing flaws by chatting with the agent instead of clicking through console dashboards.
Having the agent read a flawed line of code directly from a Veracode finding report so they can fix it immediately in their IDE.
Auditing user identities or tracking application risk matrices by getting human-summarized text output instead of massive data exports.
What Changes When You Connect
- Consolidate security reports. Instead of checking separate SAST, DAST, and SCA dashboards, ask the agent to use
list_security_findingsfor a single, unified view of all vulnerabilities. - Get immediate fix instructions. When you find an ID, run
get_finding_details. It explains the CWE error and provides automated remediation tutorials—you don't have to leave your chat window to learn how to patch it. - Manage app lifecycle easily. Use
list_applicationsto see what’s tracked, or usecreate_applicationif you need a new profile set up for testing before the next code commit. - Verify system status quickly. Before running anything big, run
get_api_health. This confirms your connection is live and ready so you don't waste time on failed scans. - Audit deployment boundaries. You can use
list_sandboxesto see exactly which testing environments are available for a given application profile.
Real-World Use Cases
The compliance audit prep
A Security Manager needs to prove that the 'Legacy-CRM-Core' app is compliant. Instead of downloading and merging three massive reports, they ask their agent to use list_security_findings for the GUID. The agent returns a single summary showing all open critical flaws, drastically cutting down audit prep time.
The hotfix developer
A Developer finds a flaw and needs to know exactly how to fix it. They feed the Finding ID into the chat; the agent runs get_finding_details. The response immediately names the CWE, shows the vulnerable code line in user_profile.js, and tells them to use DOMPurify.
The new app deployment
A DevSecOps Engineer is starting work on a brand-new microservice. They first run list_applications to see what's missing, then tell the agent to use create_application, giving it the required schema and profile name so testing can start immediately.
Checking test environment availability
Before running a full penetration test, an engineer needs to know if the proper isolated environments are ready. They ask the agent to run list_sandboxes against the target app profile to confirm all necessary testing platforms are online.
The Tradeoffs
Assuming a general search works
Asking, 'What flaws does my banking app have?' The agent needs more context because it doesn't know which GUID or scan type you mean.
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Always refine your query. First, run list_applications to get the exact GUID, then use list_security_findings and pass that specific GUID for a targeted report.
Trying to fix things manually
Seeing a finding ID (like '89') in a PDF report and trying to figure out the CWE, file path, and fix without context.
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Input the Finding ID directly into the chat. The agent uses get_finding_details to give you the full technical breakdown: what it is (CWE), where it lives, and how to patch it.
Running scans without checking prerequisites
Starting a complex DAST scan that fails because the underlying app profile isn't defined or needs an update.
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Always check connectivity first using get_api_health. If that passes, then use list_applications to confirm the target application exists before attempting any scans.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if your primary goal is security compliance reporting and vulnerability tracking. This server shines when you need to consolidate data from multiple analysis types (SAST/DAST/SCA) into a single conversational summary. You're building an audit trail, not just looking at code snippets.
Don't use it if you only need basic CRUD operations on users or apps without linking them to findings. If you just want to list users, list_veracode_users works, but for true security value, the finding and application tools are key. If your workflow is purely 'read code -> write code,' this server adds necessary context that pure IDE plugins lack.
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 10 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Security reviews shouldn't require 45 minutes of dashboard clicking.
Today, checking an app's security status means jumping between the SAST tab for code flaws, the DAST tab for runtime issues, and the SCA report for dependencies. You spend time downloading reports, exporting CSVs, and manually cross-referencing GUIDs to build a single risk matrix.
With this MCP server, you just ask your agent: 'What are the top 5 critical findings?' It runs `list_security_findings` and gives you an immediate, consolidated answer. You get the summary; you don't get the dashboard.
Veracode MCP Server: Get a full app profile status.
Before committing code or starting a test run, developers used to have to navigate to the app management section and manually check its compliance policy, business criticality rating, and deployment state. It's slow, click-heavy work that leads to assumptions.
Now, you ask the agent for `get_application_details`. You get the whole picture—the risk score, the compliance status, everything—in plain text instantly. That’s how fast your development cycle runs.
Common Questions About Veracode MCP
How do I find all security flaws for a specific application? +
Run list_security_findings. This tool pulls together vulnerabilities from SAST, DAST, and SCA into one report so you don't have to check three different places.
What is the purpose of list_applications? +
list_applications shows all Veracode AppSec containers monitored in your account. This helps you know which apps are available for analysis or management.
Can I get details on a specific vulnerability ID using the Veracode MCP Server? +
Yes, use get_finding_details. Give it the Finding ID and it will explain the CWE type, affected code line, and remediation steps.
Does list_veracode_users help with my security audit? +
It helps manage who can access your account. This tool lists authorized users so you can track role-based access control (RBAC).
How do I use `create_application` to add a new project profile? +
create_application lets you build a brand-new Veracode application container. You must provide the app schema and profile name as a JSON string when calling it. This action establishes your development scope within the Veracode ecosystem.
What specific data can I get using `get_application_details`? +
get_application_details retrieves a full profile including the business criticality rating, deployment state, compliance policy status, and risk scores. This gives you an immediate snapshot of the application's overall security health.
How can I check available testing environments with `list_sandboxes`? +
list_sandboxes shows all active testing sandboxes connected to your applications. You use this list to ensure that any new scans or tests run in a controlled, isolated environment before hitting production code.
Should I always run `get_api_health` when setting up the server? +
get_api_health confirms that your Veracode connection is active and functional. Running this check first quickly validates credentials and ensures your AI client can execute commands without hitting an authentication error.
Can I get code remediation details directly in conversational chat? +
Yes! If you ask your AI: fetch finding details for ID '391' on the 'PaymentGateway' app, it will query Veracode and describe exactly what caused the vulnerability (e.g. CWE-79) and provide remediation context natively inside your text editor or UI.
Are both Sandbox and Policy findings merged intelligently? +
The tool endpoints mirror Veracode's structure natively. You can query your list_sandboxes specifically, keeping your sandbox data accurately separated from your main application's formal risk profile and finding charts.
Can I permanently delete unused legacy applications from Veracode via AI chat? +
Yes. The deleteApplicationTool is included. By providing the specific GUID of the application, the agent can irrevocably remove the AppSec profile along with all linked analyses, findings, and history, streamlining data hygiene.
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