remote-mcp-servers
by chatboxai
Overview
Provides a suite of AI-powered and developer-focused tools for documentation retrieval, sequential problem-solving, web content fetching, academic paper search, and HTML deployment.
Installation
wrangler devSecurity Notes
The `FetchMCP` tool allows fetching arbitrary URLs based on user input (`url: z.string()`). Without strict URL validation to whitelist allowed domains or protocols, this presents a significant Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability, potentially allowing access to internal network resources or sensitive external services. While an `x-chatbox-license` header is required for all endpoints, the server itself does not validate the content of this license, making it a weak access control mechanism. The use of external services like Context7 and EdgeOne Pages also introduces dependency risks.
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