gemini-mcp-tool

The server executes external commands via `child_process.spawn`. It correctly sets `shell: false` in `commandExecutor.ts`, significantly mitigating shell injection risks by treating arguments as distinct elements rather than a single shell command string. User-provided prompts are handled with care, including wrapping potentially problematic characters (like '@') in quotes before passing them to the Gemini CLI. No direct `eval` calls or obfuscation were found. There are no hardcoded secrets; API keys are expected to be configured with the Google Gemini CLI itself. The explicit 'sandbox' mode leverages Gemini's built-in safety features. Logging of command executions is a good practice for auditing. The primary security considerations shift to the underlying Gemini CLI and the permissions it operates with.