MCP-OAuth-Compliance

The project is a compliance tester, which inherently requires some flexibility regarding security checks (e.g., allowing self-signed certificates by default for testing). This behavior is well-documented, generates warnings, and can be overridden for strict enforcement. There are no indications of 'eval', obfuscation, hardcoded secrets (user-provided secrets are expected for the systems being tested), or other malicious patterns. Network risks related to HTTP connections to non-localhost servers are mitigated by requiring an explicit configuration option ('allowHttpMcpConnection'). Overall, it appears safe for its intended purpose of testing compliance.