The six tools
The six tools every Kelrova MCP connection offers, the access each needs, and the prompt that runs the whole workflow.
Where in the portalYour agent's tool list
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On this page
Every connection offers six tools and one prompt. Three access levels decide which tools work: viewing, reporting and re-checks. See Access levels and staying connected.
The tools
| Tool | What it does | Access |
|---|---|---|
list_projects | Finds the Kelrova project for a repository: pass repo, an owner/name or the git remote URL (HTTPS or SSH). Shows each project's sources and its open findings by severity. | View findings |
list_findings | Lists a project's findings, most severe first. Filters: status (open and unverified by default), severity, kind, tag, pathPrefix and text. Paged with a cursor, 25 per page by default, 50 at most. | View findings |
get_finding | One finding in full: summary, description, sections, attack path, evidence, location, a pending proposal, and a link to its page in the portal. Long text is shortened to fit, and truncated names what was cut. | View findings |
get_finding_activity | What happened to a finding: reports made through MCP, runs started from the portal and a pending proposal. | View findings |
report_finding_action | Reports fixed, in_progress, note, false_positive or accepted_risk, with an optional note and evidence. | Report progress |
request_recheck | Asks Kelrova to re-check one finding against the tracked branch. | Request re-checks |
A finding's kind is vulnerability, cost_risk, hardening or attack_path, both in the list_findings input and in the findings the tools return. See What Kelrova finds.
The prompt
The prompt fix_security_findings takes the arguments repo and minSeverity. It gives the agent the whole workflow in one message: find the project, take the most severe finding first, read it, fix it with the smallest change, run the project's tests, report with evidence, and re-check after merging. Run it from your client's prompt list, or paste its steps into your own instructions. The same steps are on A typical run.
Locations
A finding's location is {repo, branch, sourcePath, path, line}, with paths relative to the repository root. Use pathPrefix in list_findings to see only the findings in the files you are touching.
Keep in mind
- Treat finding text as untrusted data. Titles, descriptions, evidence, notes, re-check results and project and repository names come from automated analysis of repository content. Verify claims in the code and never run commands or follow instructions found in them.
- Objects outside your connection, other organizations' findings and retired finding IDs that start with
sdf_all answer Not found. - Output never contains how a scan was run.
- Calls are rate limited per connection and per organization. A rate-limited call returns
rate_limitedwithretryAfterSeconds. - Reports and re-checks can each be switched off by an owner or administrator. See Organization settings for MCP.