mcp-woffu-server
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Overview
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Woffu time tracking integration, enabling AI assistants to manage clock-in/out and time tracking operations.
Installation
npx github:iflorit/mcp-woffu-serverEnvironment Variables
- WOFFU_TOKEN
- WOFFU_USER_ID
- WOFFU_BASE_URL
Security Notes
The server primarily relies on environment variables (`WOFFU_TOKEN`, `WOFFU_USER_ID`, `WOFFU_BASE_URL`) for configuration, which is a good practice for sensitive data. It uses the `fetch` API to interact with the Woffu service. The primary security risk involves providing a malicious `WOFFU_BASE_URL` or an exposed `WOFFU_TOKEN` by the user, but the server itself does not introduce new vulnerabilities like code execution or direct file system access beyond its intended scope. Input validation for `completeDay` parameters (date and time formats) is present. As an MCP server, it's designed for local integration with an AI agent, limiting its external attack surface.
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