emceepee

The project demonstrates a strong commitment to security, especially in its `codemode_execute` feature. It explicitly uses Node.js `vm` module to create a sandboxed execution environment. This sandbox blocks access to critical Node.js globals (`process`, `require`, `module`, `global`, `globalThis`, `Buffer`), network/IO APIs (`fetch`, `XMLHttpRequest`, `WebSocket`), dynamic code execution (`eval`, `Function`), and direct filesystem access. It also enforces execution timeouts (default 30s, max 5min) and limits the number of `mcp.*` API calls (default 100) and code length (100KB) to prevent abuse and denial-of-service. While `vm` provides strong isolation, it's not as absolutely foolproof as a separate process or `isolated-vm` (which is noted as a future enhancement in `CODEMODE_PLAN.md`), but for its intended use case as an intermediary for trusted AI agents, it provides a highly secure execution model. No obvious hardcoded secrets or malicious patterns were found.