openehr_mcp

The project uses environment variables for API keys (e.g., GEMINI_API_KEY) which is good practice. Default credentials (`postgres`/`postgres`, `ehrbase`/`ehrbase`) are hardcoded in `docker-compose.yml` for local development, which is a critical security risk if used in production or if exposed publicly. The `README.md` explicitly warns against exposing EHRbase or Qdrant ports to the internet without proper security. `subprocess.Popen` is used in test files, but not with user-controlled input, mitigating a common risk. JSON parsing from external input is handled, but no 'eval' or direct arbitrary code execution from user input was identified in the core server logic. Overall, security practices for sensitive information storage are good for development, but the default infrastructure credentials require careful consideration for any deployment beyond local testing.