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PromptFuzzer-MCP

PromptFuzzer-MCP

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github.com/EdenYavinSecurity7Updated 48w ago

About PromptFuzzer-MCP

PromptFuzzer-MCP exposes Garak LLM vulnerability scanning through an MCP server for developers assessing model security. It lists model types, models, and probes, runs attacks, and retrieves the latest report.

Key features

  1. 01List supported model types
  2. 02Find models by type
  3. 03List Garak probes
  4. 04Run model attack scans
  5. 05Retrieve the latest report

Use cases

  1. 01Inventory models available for scanning
  2. 02Choose probes for security tests
  3. 03Review vulnerabilities found in scans
  4. 04Start scans through an MCP client

MCP support

The server provides MCP clients with tools to inspect models and probes, run attacks, and retrieve the latest report.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

No install method listed yet

We haven’t collected a package or remote endpoint for this server. Follow the instructions in the project README.

Repository

Tools

No tool list yet

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Details

From the project README

MCP Server For Garak LLM Vulnerability Scanner

A lightweight MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for Garak.

Example:

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f6095d26-2b79-4ef7-a889-fd6be27bbbda


Tools Provided

Overview
NameDescription
list_model_typesList all available model types (ollama, openai, huggingface, ggml)
list_modelsList all available models for a given model type
list_garak_probesList all available Garak attacks/probes
get_reportGet the report of the last run
run_attackRun an attack with a given model and probe
Detailed Description
  • list_model_types

    • List all available model types that can be used for attacks
    • Returns a list of supported model types (ollama, openai, huggingface, ggml)
  • list_models

    • List all available models for a given model type
    • Input parameters:
      • model_type (string, required): The type of model to list (ollama, openai, huggingface, ggml)
    • Returns a list of available models for the specified type
  • list_garak_probes

    • List all available Garak attacks/probes
    • Returns a list of available probes/attacks that can be run
  • get_report

    • Get the report of the last run
    • Returns the path to the report file
  • run_attack

    • Run an attack with the given model and probe
    • Input parameters:
      • model_type (string, required): The type of model to use
      • model_name (string, required): The name of the model to use
      • probe_name (string, required): The name of the attack/probe to use
    • Returns a list of vulnerabilities found

Prerequisites

  1. Python 3.11 or higher: This project requires Python 3.11 or newer.

    # Check your Python version
    python --version
    
  2. Install uv: A fast Python package installer and resolver.

    pip install uv
    

    Or use Homebrew:

    brew install uv
    
  3. Optional: Ollama: If you want to run attacks on ollama models be sure that the ollama server is running.

ollama serve

Installation

  1. Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/BIGdeadLock/Garak-MCP.git
  1. Configure your MCP Host (Claude Desktop ,Cursor, etc):
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "garak-mcp": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": ["--directory", "path-to/Garak-MCP", "run", "garak-server"],
      "env": {}
    }
  }
}


Tested on:

  • Cursor
  • Claude Desktop

Running Vulnerability Scans

You can run Garak vulnerability scans directly using the included CLI tool.

Prerequisites for Scanning
  1. Ollama must be running:

    ollama serve
    
  2. Pull a model to scan:

    ollama pull llama2
    
Using the CLI Scanner

After installation, you can use the garak-scan command:

# List available Ollama models
uv run garak-scan --list-models

# Scan a specific model with all probes
uv run garak-scan --model llama2

# Scan with specific probes
uv run garak-scan --model llama2 --probes encoding

# Scan with custom output directory
uv run garak-scan --model llama2 --output-dir ./my_scans

# Run multiple parallel attempts
uv run garak-scan --model llama2 --parallel-attempts 4
Scan Results

Scan results are saved in the output/ directory (or your specified directory) as JSONL files. Each scan creates a timestamped report file:

output/scan_llama2_20250125_143022.report.jsonl
GitHub Actions Integration

This repository includes a GitHub Actions workflow that automatically runs vulnerability scans:

  • Triggers: Push to main/master, pull requests, weekly schedule (Mondays at 2am UTC)
  • Manual runs: Go to Actions → Garak LLM Vulnerability Scan → Run workflow
  • Custom options: Specify model and probes when running manually
  • Results: Scan results are uploaded as workflow artifacts

To enable automated scanning:

  1. Ensure the workflow file exists at .github/workflows/garak-scan.yml
  2. Push to your repository
  3. Check the Actions tab to view scan results

Future Steps

  • Add support for Smithery AI: Docker and config
  • Improve Reporting
  • Test and validate OpenAI models (GPT-3.5, GPT-4)
  • Test and validate HuggingFace models
  • Test and validate local GGML models

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