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The `Tinker` tool uses `eval` for executing arbitrary PHP code within the application context. While intended for developer use and executed in an isolated subprocess by `ToolExecutor`, `eval` is inherently a high-risk function as it allows for remote code execution if an attacker gains control over the input. The `SearchDocs` and `ReportFeedback` tools make external HTTP requests to `boost.laravel.com`, sending user queries and feedback data, which might raise privacy concerns for some users. The `MakesHttpRequests` concern disables SSL verification for local/testing environments, which is common but should be noted.