Every tool in Wraith is now callable by the AI through MCP:
| MCP Tool | AI Use Case |
|-------------------|------------------------------------------|
| network_scan | "What devices are on this subnet?" |
| port_scan | "Which servers have SSH open?" |
| ping | "Is this host responding?" |
| traceroute | "Show me the route to this server" |
| dns_lookup | "What's the MX record for this domain?" |
| whois | "Who owns this IP?" |
| wake_on_lan | "Wake up the backup server" |
| bandwidth_test | "How fast is this server's internet?" |
| subnet_calc | "How many hosts in a /22?" |
| generate_ssh_key | "Generate an ed25519 key pair" |
| generate_password | "Generate a 32-char password" |
| terminal_read | "What's on screen right now?" |
| terminal_execute | "Run df -h on this server" |
| terminal_screenshot| "What's that RDP error?" |
| sftp_list/read/write| "Read the nginx config" |
| list_sessions | "What sessions are active?" |
11 new HTTP endpoints on the MCP server. 11 new tool definitions
in the bridge binary. The AI doesn't just chat — it scans, discovers,
analyzes, and connects.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tools menu in toolbar (next to File) with 7 tools:
- Network Scanner (existing scan_network command)
- Port Scanner (existing scan_ports/quick_scan commands)
- Ping — via SSH exec channel, cross-platform
- Traceroute — via SSH exec channel
- Wake on LAN — broadcasts WoL magic packet via python3 on remote host
- SSH Key Generator — pure Rust ed25519/RSA keygen via ssh-key crate
- Password Generator — cryptographic random with configurable charset
Backend: all 5 new Tauri commands (tool_ping, tool_traceroute,
tool_wake_on_lan, tool_generate_ssh_key, tool_generate_password)
Frontend: Tools dropdown menu wired, popup window launcher ready.
Tool window UIs (the actual panels inside each popup) to follow.
SFTP context menu: right-click Edit/Download/Rename/Delete working.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
