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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for querying NIST National Vulnerability Database (NVD) API endpoints. Purpose This MCP server exposes tools to query the NVD/CVE REST API and return formatted text results suitable for LLM consumption via the MCP protocol. It includes automatic query chunking for large date ranges and parallel processing for improved performance. Base API docs: https://nvd.nist.gov/developers/vulnerabilities Features Available Tools - **get_temporal_context** - Get current date and temporal context for time-relative queries - Essential for queries like "this year", "last year", "6 months ago" - Provides current date mappings and examples for date parameter construction - **USAGE**: Call this tool FIRST when user asks time-relative questions - **search_cves** - Search CVE descriptions by keyword with flexible date filtering - Parameters: keyword, resultsPerPage (default: 20), startIndex (default: 0), last_days (recent_days has been deprecated), start_date, end_date - **New in v1.1.0**: Support for absolute date ranges with start_date and end_date parameters - **Date filtering priority**: start_date/end_date โ last_days โ default 30 days - Auto-chunks queries > 120 days into parallel requests - Results sorted by publication date (newest first) - **get_cve_by_id** - Retrieve detailed information for a specific CVE - Parameters: cve_id - Returns: CVE details, references, tags, and publication dates - **cves_by_cpe** - List CVEs associated with a Common Platform Enumeration (CPE) - Parameters: cpe_name (full CPE 2.3 format required), is_vulnerable (optional) - Validates CPE format before querying - **kevs_between** - Find CVEs added to CISA KEV catalog within a date range - Parameters: kevStartDate, kevEndDate, resultsPerPage (default: 20), startIndex (default: 0) - Auto-chunks queries > 90 days into parallel requests - Results sorted by publication date (newest first) - **cve_change_history** - Retrieve change history for CVEs - Parameters: cve_id OR (changeStartDate + changeEndDate), resultsPerPage (default: 20), startIndex (default: 0) - Auto-chunks date range queries > 120 days into parallel requests - Results sorted by change creation date (newest first) Key Features - **Temporal Awareness**: New get_temporal_context tool for accurate time-relative queries - **Flexible Date Filtering**: Support for both relative (last_days) and absolute (start_date/end_date) date ranges - **Improved Result Ordering**: All results sorted chronologically (newest first) for better relevance - **Parallel Processing**: Large date ranges are automatically split into chunks and processed concurrently - **Input Validation**: CPE format validation, date parsing, parameter sanitization - **Emoji Indicators**: Clear visual feedback (โ success, โ error, โ ๏ธ warning, ๐ search, ๐ฅ KEV, ๐ CPE, ๐ history, ๐ temporal) - **Comprehensive Logging**: Detailed stderr logging for debugging - **Error Handling**: Graceful handling of API errors, timeouts, and malformed responses Prerequisites - Docker (recommended) or Python 3.11+