ruckus1-mcp

The server uses environment variables (`RUCKUS_TENANT_ID`, `RUCKUS_CLIENT_ID`, `RUCKUS_CLIENT_SECRET`) for API credentials, which is a good practice to avoid hardcoding secrets. It communicates via standard I/O (stdio) as an MCP server, eliminating direct network exposure from the server itself. Authentication tokens are cached with an expiration buffer to minimize re-authentication and potential misuse. Error handling provides structured API responses, which helps in debugging without exposing raw internal stack traces. Input validation is performed through JSON schemas for tool arguments, and some utility validation functions exist, though their comprehensive application to all incoming data isn't fully detailed in the truncated code. There are no apparent uses of `eval` or other highly dangerous functions. Overall, the design prioritizes secure credential management and minimal network footprint for the MCP server.