vmoranv
vmoranv is an individual independent developer and open-source creator, not an incorporated company. Their public work focuses on AI-agent systems, automation workflows, reverse engineering, and developer tooling; the main current project is JSHookMCP, an MCP server for browser automation, network analysis, JavaScript hooking/deobfuscation, and native FFI.
At a Glance
- AI-agent and MCP developers
- Security researchers and reverse engineers
- Web developers and automation engineers
- CTF participants and authorized security-testing teams
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AI Tools by vmoranv
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JSHookMCP
MCP Server for Reverse Engineering
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Latest News
JSHookMCP documentation and repository activity described the 0.4.2 package, 735 tools across 36 domains, and Registry publishing automation; native Ghidra bridge documentation was also regenerated.
JSHookMCP added subprocess worker isolation and migrated the unidbg runner, according to the repository's activity log.
JSHookMCP reported 206/206 end-to-end tests passing after timeout protection and persistent browser/CDP injection improvements.
vmoranv published a Chinese technical article introducing Driver.js as a lightweight guided-tour library for complex web applications.
Products & Services
An open-source TypeScript Model Context Protocol server and reverse-engineering workspace for AI agents. It provides a search-first, profile-aware catalog of 735 tools across 36 domains, including browser automation, CDP/V8 debugging, network capture and protocol analysis, JavaScript runtime hooks and deobfuscation, native emulation/FFI, and declarative workflows. It is distributed through npm and can be launched with npx.
A Chinese-language personal technical blog publishing tutorials and notes about frontend libraries, Gemini API proxy setup, Python packaging and tooling, Git, Windows, Android, and network exploration.
Market Position
JSHookMCP positions itself as an open-source, search-first and profile-aware alternative to narrower MCP servers or one-purpose browser/reverse-engineering tools. Its differentiator is breadth in one TypeScript server—735 tools across 36 domains—combined with lazy profile loading, workflow composition, extension support, and a stated authorized-use/minimal-permission design.
Leadership
Executive Team
vmoranv
Independent developer; JSHookMCP initiator and maintainer
The GitHub profile README describes vmoranv as a Builder, AI Developer, and Reverse Engineer, with a current focus on AI agent systems, automation workflows, DevOps pipelines, and secure/scalable architectures. The JSHookMCP documentation identifies vmoranv as the project's initiator and maintainer.
Founding Story
The personal site describes vmoranv as a builder and publishes technical writing and projects. JSHookMCP was initiated and is maintained by vmoranv to let AI agents operate on the live JavaScript ecosystem, combining browser automation, CDP debugging, network capture, JS hooks/deobfuscation, and cross-platform native FFI behind the Model Context Protocol.
Target Markets
- AI-agent and MCP developers
- Security researchers and reverse engineers
- Web developers and automation engineers
- CTF participants and authorized security-testing teams
- Developers needing browser/CDP/network debugging infrastructure
- Authorized reverse engineering of owned applications
- Open-source project research and software debugging
- CTF and compliant penetration testing
- Browser automation and web data collection
- Network traffic capture, API/protocol analysis, and request replay
- JavaScript runtime analysis, hook development, and deobfuscation