HexStrike -AI acts as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, bridging LLMs (like ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini) to real-world security utilities. In practice, you can issue natural-language prompts, and HexStrike will autonomously run tools such as Nmap, Burp Suite, Ghidra, or Metasploit in sequence. For example, the v6.0 release equips AI agents (GPT, Claude, Copilot, etc.) with an arsenal of 150+ tools, enabling automated penetration testing and vulnerability research. Its goal is to transform LLMs into “world-class cybersecurity experts” by having them conduct multi-stage attack chains and recon tasks with minimal human intervention.

HexStrike’s role is to accelerate pen-testing workflows: it can perform network scans, subdomain enumeration, web vulnerability scans, exploit generation, binary analysis, and report generation — all directed by an AI. Integration with LLMs means ChatGPT or Gemini can be used as control brains. For instance, HexStrike’s documentation describes issuing prompts like “Audit our GraphQL API for security flaws,” and the system will run Amass, Nmap, Nuclei, pull CVE intelligence, even auto-generate…