The FullHunt MCP server currently defines 63 tools. Every hosted MCP request requires an API key. Enterprise, Nexus, and OEM tools also enforce the corresponding account entitlement or credit rules.
Parameters shown without a default are required. Optional parameters show their server default where one exists.

Retrieval and account

Domains, hosts, and scanning

fullhunt_host is a passive lookup. It does not perform a live scan. The fullhunt_scan response confirms that a request was queued but does not expose a matching status tool.

Organizations and vulnerability intelligence

The feed accepts days from 1 to 7, per_page from 1 to 100, and type values vulnerabilities, exploits, advisories, or all.

Data intelligence

Enterprise

Enterprise date filters use DD/MM/YYYY. The two impersonation tools use the parameter q, not query.

Nexus

nexus_whois_search requires at least one filter. Its limit is constrained to 1 through 10.

OEM

oem_scan_status is the status operation for OEM scans. Poll no faster than the documented 10 requests per minute and stop when the scan reaches a terminal state.

Public archive

Error behavior

Tool errors preserve the status returned by the underlying API where possible: For setup and caching issues, see MCP Integration and MCP Best Practices.