CyberEdu

About

The CyberEdu Model Context Protocol (MCP) server seamlessly integrates the robust CyberEdu CTF platform with MCP-compatible clients such as Cursor IDE and Claude Desktop. It dynamically discovers and exposes all public methods from the underlying CyberEduClient as type-safe MCP tools. This innovative approach allows users to programmatically interact with CyberEdu's extensive cybersecurity training labs, realistic simulations, and competitive environments. With features like automatic tool discovery, zero configuration for new methods, and comprehensive error handling, it streamlines the process of managing challenges, submitting flags, and controlling services within the CyberEdu ecosystem, making it an invaluable bridge for developers and AI-assisted workflows.

Key Features

• Dynamic Tool Discovery: Automatically exposes CyberEduClient methods as MCP tools.
• Zero Configuration for New Methods: New client methods are automatically available without server code changes.
• Type-Safe: Automatically generates JSON schemas from method signatures and type hints.
• Session Persistence: Remembers session cookies and tenant selections across MCP sessions.
• Comprehensive Error Handling: Provides detailed error messages for HTTP, validation, and client errors.
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Use Cases

• Automating interactions with the CyberEdu CTF platform (e.g., listing challenges, submitting flags, starting services) through MCP-compatible AI clients.
• Integrating CyberEdu's cybersecurity training and contest functionalities directly into developer workflows and AI-assisted environments.
• Simplifying session and tenant management for CyberEdu users by persisting credentials and offering dedicated MCP tools for authentication and switching organizations.