GENIE

The Python backend (genie_server) itself appears reasonably secure, primarily consisting of pre-defined utility functions, math operations, and string manipulations. It uses environment variables for sensitive database connection strings (MONGO_URI). The client-side (genie_client) also relies on environment variables for API keys and database connections. The use of `officeparser` for document processing involves writing temporary files, which is a common pattern for such libraries but could be a vector for vulnerabilities if the parsing library itself has flaws. The overall architecture supports connecting to external MCP servers, meaning the client *could* be configured to connect to a malicious third-party server, but this is an inherent extensibility feature of MCP and not a direct vulnerability in the provided server's code. No direct 'eval' or obvious hardcoded secrets were found.