Add CyberLens AI security scanning MCP server

[shadoprizm]

CyberLens AI — Security Scanning MCP Server

Adding CyberLens to the MCP Security Servers list.

What it does:

• 🔍 Website scanning — 15 security checks locally (no account needed), 70+ via cloud API
• 📦 Repository scanning — secret detection, CVE-matched dependency vulnerabilities, code pattern analysis
• 🔌 Claw Hub skill scanning — downloads and analyses skill packages for malicious code before installing
• 🛡️ Security scoring — 0-100 score with letter grades (A-F)
• 📋 Remediation guides — CWE-based playbooks with code examples

Security-relevant details:

• Local quick-scan mode: zero external calls, no data leaves the machine
• Cloud scans: HTTPS-only to api.cyberlensai.com, API key stored locally
• Graceful fallback: if cloud quota exhausted, falls back to local scan (never hard-fails)
• Auth via browser OAuth flow, no credentials in config files

Install: npx -y @shadoprizm/cyberlens-mcp-server

Repo: https://github.com/shadoprizm/cyberlens-mcp-server
Website: https://cyberlensai.com
License: MIT

This is particularly relevant given recent discoveries of 341+ malicious skills in Claw Hub — CyberLens includes a dedicated skill scanning tool that analyses source code for dangerous patterns before installation.

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Pull request overview

Adds CyberLens AI to the repository’s MCP Security Servers list to surface an additional MCP server option for security scanning (websites, repositories, and Claw Hub skills).

Changes:

• Added a new bullet entry for CyberLens AI under “💾 MCP Security Servers”
• Included a short capability summary and an npx install command in the listing

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