Security toolchain
Network, web, API, credential, binary, forensics, cloud, container, IaC, and wireless tools in one Kali-based image.
The original Drost foundation is now openly released as the Drost Community Edition. One multi-platform container with an MCP server, 128 offensive security tools.
curl -fsSL https://drost.ai/community/install.sh | bashRequires Docker Engine or Docker Desktop.
Community Edition opens the original Drost-v1 foundation: the tool layer that started the journey. Drost has since evolved through Edge and Platform into Drost Elite, our fourth-generation operating model.
That makes this the right time to open our early work. It remains a useful, working foundation for researchers, engineers, and the security community to run, study, extend, and build on.
The original container-native MCP security toolkit. Now open source.
Customer-controlled autonomous security from the terminal.
Hosted autonomous assessment and continuous capability improvement.
Coordinated offensive agents with human judgment at consequential gates.
The MCP server and every executable share the same container, so agent tool calls map to predictable processes and a durable engagement workspace.
Network, web, API, credential, binary, forensics, cloud, container, IaC, and wireless tools in one Kali-based image.
All 128 tools are advertised by default over stdio with schemas designed for direct agent use.
Keep engagement inputs, evidence, and outputs in a Docker volume mounted at /workspace.
Your agent launches Drost through docker exec. The container publishes no host ports.
Drost uses local stdio MCP, so it connects to popular coding agents without exposing a network service or locking you to one model provider.
Use Drost only against systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test. You are responsible for scope, rules of engagement, evidence handling, and the impact of the underlying security tools.