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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements a comprehensive reform of Agent Zero, transforming it into a professional-grade OSINT and security testing platform with extensive MCP server integration. The changes add 45+ MCP servers, 19 OSINT tools, GitHub integration with backup/restore capabilities, and over 24,000 words of professional documentation, while maintaining backward compatibility.
Key Changes:
- Added 45+ Model Context Protocol servers with VS Code-compatible configuration
- Integrated comprehensive OSINT toolkit with 19 professional security testing tools
- Implemented GitHub API helper with automated knowledge base and memory backup/restore
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tests/test_osint_toolkit.py |
Validates OSINT toolkit structure, MCP servers, configuration, and documentation |
tests/test_github_api.py |
Tests GitHub API helper functionality including repo management and backup operations |
python/tools/osint_toolkit.py |
Unified OSINT tool interface supporting 10 reconnaissance methods |
python/tools/github_integration.py |
GitHub integration tool providing 14 methods for repository and backup operations |
python/mcp_servers/osint_server.py |
MCP server for OSINT operations with 11 tools |
python/mcp_servers/nmap_server.py |
MCP server for Nmap network scanning with 7 scan types |
python/mcp_servers/crtsh_server.py |
MCP server for certificate transparency log searches |
python/helpers/github_api.py |
Comprehensive GitHub API wrapper with 30+ methods |
example.env |
Added OSINT and security tool API key configuration section |
docs/osint_and_security.md |
14,600-word comprehensive OSINT and security testing guide |
docs/mcp_configuration_guide.md |
10,200-word MCP server configuration guide |
docker/base/fs/ins/install_osint_tools.sh |
Installation script for 19 OSINT tools |
docker/base/Dockerfile |
Updated to include OSINT tools installation |
conf/mcp_servers_vscode.json |
VS Code compatible MCP server configuration with 45+ servers |
conf/mcp_servers_available.json |
Main MCP server configuration with 45+ servers |
README.md |
Updated with OSINT features, examples, and v0.9.7 changelog |
COMPREHENSIVE_REFORM_SUMMARY.md |
12,000-word summary of all changes and migration guide |
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The base_url parameter allows overriding the GitHub API endpoint, but there's no validation to ensure it's a legitimate GitHub endpoint. Consider adding validation to prevent potential security issues from malicious URLs.
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The 'requests' library is imported but not included in the error handling check for missing dependencies (lines 21-26). If requests is not installed, the server will fail with an unclear error message instead of the helpful ImportError message shown for the 'mcp' package.
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| self.assertIn("GitHub API request failed", str(context.exception)) |
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The test catches a generic Exception rather than a specific exception type. Consider defining and catching a custom GitHubAPIException to make error handling more precise and improve code maintainability.
| for subdomain in subdomains[:50]: # Limit to 50 | ||
| message += f"- {subdomain}\n" |
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The magic number 50 is used to limit displayed subdomains and appears multiple times (lines 101, 103, 124, 126). Consider defining this as a class constant (e.g., MAX_DISPLAY_ITEMS = 50) to improve maintainability.
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Using errors='ignore' when reading files could silently skip important encoding issues. Consider using errors='replace' or logging when encoding errors occur to make debugging easier.
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| PrintStyle.warn(f"Encoding error in file {file_path}: {ude}. Replacing undecodable characters.") | |
| with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8', errors='replace') as f: | |
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The domain parameter is passed directly to subprocess without validation. This could potentially allow command injection if the domain contains shell metacharacters. Add input validation to ensure the domain is a valid domain name format.
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| # Edit .env and add your keys |
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The documentation shows adding API keys directly in command examples. Consider emphasizing that users should use a text editor to add keys rather than typing them in the terminal, which could expose them in shell history.
| # Edit .env and add your keys |
Important: Use a text editor (such as VS Code, nano, or Notepad) to open .env and add your API keys.
Do not type your API keys directly into the terminal, as this can expose them in your shell history.
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| subprocess.run(["nmap", "--version"], capture_output=True, timeout=5) |
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The nmap availability check runs synchronously during initialization. Consider making this check asynchronous or lazy to avoid blocking the server startup if nmap is slow to respond.
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The new restore_knowledge_base only iterates over the top‐level entries returned from GET /contents/knowledge and silently passes when an item is a directory. Because backups walk the entire directory tree (Path.rglob('*')) and store files in nested folders such as knowledge/default/main/..., calling restore on a repository that contains subdirectories will complete without errors but none of the nested files are ever fetched or written locally. This leaves the knowledge base incomplete while success remains True, effectively losing most of the backup. The restore logic should recursively traverse directory items (or call the contents API for each subdirectory) so that every file backed up can be restored.
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Overview
This PR implements a comprehensive reform of Agent Zero, transforming it into a professional-grade OSINT and security testing platform with extensive MCP server integration, while maintaining its core philosophy of transparency and customizability.
Major Features Added
1. Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server Integration (45+ Servers)
Added comprehensive MCP server support across multiple categories:
Key Innovation: VS Code compatible configuration format (
mcp_servers_vscode.json) allowing seamless transfer of MCP configurations between VS Code and Agent Zero.{ "mcpServers": { "github": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-github"], "env": {"GITHUB_TOKEN": "${GITHUB_TOKEN}"} } } }2. Professional OSINT & Security Testing Toolkit
Built on Kali Linux foundation, added 19 professional OSINT tools:
Network Reconnaissance:
Email & Contact Discovery:
Web Security:
Social Media Intelligence:
OSINT Frameworks:
Implementation: Created unified OSINT toolkit tool (
python/tools/osint_toolkit.py) providing simple interface to all tools:3. GitHub Integration & Automated Backup System
Created comprehensive GitHub API helper (
python/helpers/github_api.py) with:4. MCP Servers for OSINT Operations
Created three custom MCP servers:
OSINT Toolkit Server (
python/mcp_servers/osint_server.py):Nmap Server (
python/mcp_servers/nmap_server.py):Certificate Transparency Server (
python/mcp_servers/crtsh_server.py):Docker Enhancements
Created comprehensive OSINT tools installation script (
docker/base/fs/ins/install_osint_tools.sh) that installs all OSINT tools during Docker build, with optimized caching strategy.Documentation (24,000+ Words)
Added extensive professional documentation:
OSINT & Security Guide (
docs/osint_and_security.md) - 14,600 wordsMCP Configuration Guide (
docs/mcp_configuration_guide.md) - 10,200 wordsComprehensive Reform Summary (
COMPREHENSIVE_REFORM_SUMMARY.md) - 12,000 wordsTesting Infrastructure
Added 30+ unit tests:
Configuration Updates
example.envwith OSINT API keys sectionconf/mcp_servers_available.jsonwith 45+ serversconf/mcp_servers_vscode.jsonUpdated README
Breaking Changes
None. All changes are additive and backward compatible. Existing functionality remains unchanged.
Security Considerations
Usage Examples
Complete OSINT Reconnaissance
GitHub Backup
Security Assessment
What's Not Included (Future Work)
These are documented in
COMPREHENSIVE_REFORM_SUMMARY.mdfor future implementation.Testing
All tests pass successfully:
# Run tests python -m unittest tests.test_osint_toolkit -v python -m unittest tests.test_github_api -vMigration Guide
Existing users can simply:
example.envto.envand add API keysconf/mcp_servers_available.jsonNo breaking changes to existing workflows.
Files Changed
Added (19 files):
Modified (4 files):
README.md,example.env,conf/mcp_servers_available.json,docker/base/DockerfileImpact
This reform transforms Agent Zero into a production-ready platform for:
Ready for professional use while maintaining accessibility for individual users and learners.
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PR Type
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Description
GitHub Integration & Backup System: Added comprehensive GitHub API helper (
python/helpers/github_api.py) with 30+ methods for repository management, issue/PR operations, and automated knowledge base/memory backup and restore functionalityProfessional OSINT Toolkit: Implemented unified OSINT toolkit (
python/tools/osint_toolkit.py) with 10 methods integrating multiple reconnaissance tools (subfinder, amass, nmap, whois, etc.) for subdomain enumeration, email harvesting, and vulnerability scanningMCP Server Integration: Created 3 custom MCP servers for OSINT operations (osint_server.py, nmap_server.py, crtsh_server.py) providing 12+ reconnaissance capabilities including certificate transparency search and network scanning
Expanded MCP Configuration: Added 25+ new MCP server configurations covering OSINT tools (Shodan, Censys, VirusTotal), security tools (Nmap, Metasploit), databases, project management, and cloud services with VS Code compatible format
Docker Enhancement: Integrated OSINT tools installation script installing 19+ tools (nmap, subfinder, amass, nuclei, httpx, theHarvester, etc.) during Docker build process
Comprehensive Documentation: Added 4 new documentation files (14,600+ words total) covering OSINT tools, MCP configuration guide, comprehensive reform summary, and updated README with new capabilities
Test Coverage: Added 40+ test cases validating OSINT toolkit structure, MCP server configurations, GitHub API functionality, and environment variable setup
Environment Configuration: Extended
example.envwith 8 OSINT and security API keys (Shodan, VirusTotal, Censys, SecurityTrails, Hunter.io, IPInfo, Twitter/X, LinkedIn)Diagram Walkthrough
File Walkthrough
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github_integration.py
GitHub Integration Tool with Backup and Repository Managementpython/tools/github_integration.py
repository, issue, PR, and workflow management
GitHub repositories
triggering capabilities
PrintStyleosint_toolkit.py
Open Source Intelligence Toolkit with Multi-Tool Integrationpython/tools/osint_toolkit.py
enumeration, email harvesting, port scanning, and social media
profiling
subfinder,sublist3r,amass,nmap,whois, anddigand username search across platforms
tool execution
github_api.py
GitHub API Helper with Backup and Restore Capabilitiespython/helpers/github_api.py
GitHub operations
operations with proper error handling
directories with base64 encoding
authentication
osint_server.py
OSINT Toolkit MCP Server with Reconnaissance Toolspython/mcp_servers/osint_server.py
subdomain enumeration, and data breach checking
transparency search, and IP geolocation
Shodan/Google dork query generation
whoisandhostcommandsnmap_server.py
Nmap Network Scanning MCP Serverpython/mcp_servers/nmap_server.py
reconnaissance
detection, and vulnerability scanning
discovery
installation
crtsh_server.py
Certificate Transparency Search MCP Serverpython/mcp_servers/crtsh_server.py
certificates
2 files
test_osint_toolkit.py
OSINT Toolkit and MCP Server Test Suitetests/test_osint_toolkit.py
structure and MCP servers
configuration file validation
OSINT servers
environment variables
test_github_api.py
GitHub API Helper Test Suitetests/test_github_api.py
GitHubAPIHelperfunctionalityissue/PR creation
authenticated operations
handling
5 files
install_osint_tools.sh
OSINT Tools Installation Script for Dockerdocker/base/fs/ins/install_osint_tools.sh
nmap,subfinder,amass,nuclei, andhttpxshodan,censys, anddnspythontheHarvester,Sublist3r,Sherlock, andSpiderFootset -efor reliableinstallation
example.env
OSINT API Keys and Security Tool Configurationexample.env
SHODAN_API_KEY,VIRUSTOTAL_API_KEY, andCENSYS_API_IDSecurityTrails,Hunter.io,IPInfo, andHave I Been PwnedTwitter/XandLinkedInfor OSINToperations
mcp_servers_available.json
Expanded MCP Server Configuration with OSINT and Security Toolsconf/mcp_servers_available.json
VirusTotal, SecurityTrails, Have I Been Pwned
Redis, ArXiv, Shell, Sentry
OSINT, LinkedIn OSINT, GitHub OSINT, Wayback Machine, Subfinder
mcp_servers_vscode.json
VS Code Compatible MCP Server Configuration Fileconf/mcp_servers_vscode.json
lines
variable substitution
OSINT, security, cloud, project management
${VARIABLE_NAME}format for environment variable substitutioncompatible with VS Code
between VS Code and Agent Zero
Dockerfile
Docker Build Configuration for OSINT Tools Installationdocker/base/Dockerfile
install_osint_tools.shscript execution in build pipelineconfiguration
4 files
osint_and_security.md
Comprehensive OSINT and Security Tools Documentationdocs/osint_and_security.md
19+ tools
Amass)
and threat intelligence sections
management, and troubleshooting
reconnaissance tasks
COMPREHENSIVE_REFORM_SUMMARY.md
Comprehensive Reform Summary and Feature DocumentationCOMPREHENSIVE_REFORM_SUMMARY.md
assessment, and social media intelligence
performance optimizations, and migration paths
quantitative/qualitative impact metrics
mcp_configuration_guide.md
MCP Server Configuration Guide with Setup Workflowsdocs/mcp_configuration_guide.md
instructions
configurations
cloud/DevOps, and full stack development
configuration options
Code
README.md
Updated README with OSINT and MCP Server FeaturesREADME.md
toolkit
MCP servers
intelligence, and vulnerability assessment tools
management, and social media intelligence
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