Model Context Tool Inspector ↗
Model Context Tool Inspector is a community-maintained WebMCP tool from Beaufort. Anomity scores its risk at 40 out of 100 (medium).
Analysis summary
Model Context Tool Inspector is a community-maintained WebMCP tool from Beaufort. Anomity scores its risk at 40 out of 100 (medium).
A Chrome extension that discovers the WebMCP tools a page registers, renders their JSON schemas, and lets you invoke them manually with arguments you choose. Where WebMCP Radar answers "what is here", the Inspector answers "what happens when it runs".
Manual invocation is exactly what makes it useful for review and exactly what makes it sharp. Calling a tool from the Inspector executes it in the live page, in the live session — a `checkout` or `deleteAccount` tool does the real thing. It declares browser control and outbound network access. Use it against staging, or against accounts you are willing to mutate, and treat every successful invocation as evidence of what a compromised agent could have done unattended.
Why this entry scored 40 out of 100
This profile starts at the catalog's neutral base of 50. Because the entry is community-maintained, trust adjusts the score by -10. The entry declares no high-risk capabilities on its own, so capabilities add nothing. It matches no dangerous capability combinations. The clamped result is 40, placing it in the medium band.
Findings
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Established community project Trust offset
Capabilities
Every capability the entry declares, with the security implication of each.
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browser:controlBrowser controlDrives a browser session. Combined with credential access can impersonate the user on web services. -
network:outboundOutbound networkCan make outbound network requests. Required for hosted model providers and remote APIs; also the path for data exfiltration if combined with read access.