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Overview
This application integrates with the National Weather Service API (weather.gov) to provide weather forecasts and alerts, acting as a backend tool service for an AI model via Spring AI's Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Installation
mvn spring-boot:runSecurity Notes
No `eval` or obfuscation found. No hardcoded secrets were identified, although the `User-Agent` placeholder 'your@email.com' should be replaced with a real contact. The application makes external API calls to `api.weather.gov`, which is a legitimate public service. Spring Security is configured to disable CSRF, form login, and http basic, and permits all requests (`anyRequest().permitAll()`). While this simplifies integration for an AI tool, it means the server has no access control for any endpoint, which might be a concern depending on the broader deployment context. For its specific role as an AI tool, this level of openness might be acceptable.
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