Operations integration
MCP for Solid Security
get-solid-security-status on the theme dispatcher pair reads Solid Security's own storage: the enabled modules, the last site scan summarized from its log code, level and time, and counts of known vulnerabilities, active lockouts and bans. The scanner's full response, with URLs and file paths, is never selected, and neither is any host, user or IP column, so lockouts and bans are counts. Module settings, which hold scanner site keys and the brute force API key, are never returned. Read-only, at manage_options.
What your AI can do
Real Solid Security operations, every write reversible.
- List enabled Solid Security modules
- See when the last scan ran and its result level
- Count known vulnerabilities, active lockouts and bans
Example prompts
Just ask.
Is two-factor enabled in Solid Security?
How many IPs are locked out right now?
Under the hood
The real calls.
theme-read({ operation: "get-solid-security-status" }), counts only, no IPs or keys
Frequently asked
Questions, answered.
Can the agent see which IPs are banned?
No. Lockouts and bans are reported as counts; no host, user or IP column is read.
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