Find the right repository
Match your local Git workspace to a Plexicus repository or browse repositories in your account.
The Plexicus MCP server connects your IDE agent to repository and security finding data, so you can investigate and request actions without switching tools.
Read the MCP setup guide →CONNECTION FLOW
Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf
Local · stdio · Python 3.10+
Repositories · findings · scans
The MCP server exposes these documented tools to compatible IDE clients. Your agent can use them as part of a security review.
Match your local Git workspace to a Plexicus repository or browse repositories in your account.
Filter findings by severity, status, or CWE, then inspect details and code context.
Request AI remediation suggestions and review proposed diffs before applying changes.
Start an application scan and check its progress from your IDE.
The detailed commands and client configuration are maintained in the MCP documentation.
The guide covers Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf.
Use the documented uvx, pipx, or pip method to make the Python 3.10+ server available to your IDE.
Set PLEXICUS_API_TOKEN in your IDE’s MCP configuration, then connect. API Tokens settings are rolling out with the MCP release; if unavailable, contact support or use an existing automation token.
The guide includes current setup commands, environment variables, tool references, and troubleshooting.
Read the MCP setup guide →