anju

The overall project structure demonstrates good security practices for the main API (`apps/api`), including robust authentication via 'better-auth', role-based authorization for organization/project access, and Zod for input validation. Secrets are correctly managed via environment variables. However, the MCP server (`apps/mcp`) endpoint has a broad CORS policy (`origin: ['*']`) and does not enforce authentication/authorization using the common 'UserMiddleware.verify' or 'createAuth' methods found in the API server. While the currently implemented MCP tools and resources (`add`, `config`, `user`, `greeting`) only expose non-sensitive data (e.g., dummy user profiles) or perform simple operations, expanding its functionality to interact with sensitive data from the `@anju/db` without adding robust authentication could introduce significant vulnerabilities. The `NODE_ENV=production` hardcoded in `wrangler.toml` for `development` environment is a configuration inconsistency, but 'better-auth' correctly uses secure cookies if `NODE_ENV` is set to 'production', which it effectively is during Cloudflare deployment.