mock-llm

The server's core functionality for mocking responses and templating (using JMESPath) does not appear to use inherently dangerous functions like 'eval' or direct command execution with user input, making it safe for its intended purpose. Environment variables are used for host and port configuration, which is a good practice. However, the `/config` API endpoints (GET, POST, PATCH, DELETE) allow for runtime modification and reset of the server's rules and streaming configuration. If this mock server is deployed in an environment accessible by unauthorized parties without additional security layers (e.g., API Gateway authentication), an attacker could reconfigure the mock responses, potentially disrupting client testing or manipulating test data. This is a common pattern for mock servers and acceptable for local or isolated testing environments but poses a risk in shared or production-like setups without proper access controls.