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The server's core functionality involves exposing a pseudo-terminal (PTY) where AI agents can execute arbitrary shell commands via 'ttyd'. This is an inherent risk by design; the security of the host machine relies on the agent's trustworthiness and the sandbox it operates within. The 'go-rod' library uses 'page.Eval' to interact with the 'xterm.js' terminal emulator in the headless browser, which is confined to the browser's JavaScript environment and not executing arbitrary code on the host OS. The REST API and 'ttyd' bind to '127.0.0.1' (localhost) by default, limiting direct external network exposure. The CORS middleware allows 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *', which would be a concern if the server was publicly exposed, but is less critical for a local-only daemon. No obvious hardcoded credentials or unintended critical vulnerabilities were found, beyond the explicit design choice of providing a programmable shell to an AI agent.