flowlens-mcp-server
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Overview
Provides coding agents with full browser context from recorded user flows for debugging and regression testing.
Installation
flowlens-mcp-serverEnvironment Variables
- FLOWLENS_MCP_TOKEN
Security Notes
The server makes external network calls to the FlowLens API (flowlens-api.magentic.ai) and downloads recordings from URLs provided by this API. While the server itself does not contain obvious vulnerabilities like 'eval' or command injection based on user input, a compromise of the FlowLens API or manipulation of the provided video/RRWEB URLs could lead to the download of malicious files. However, these downloaded files (WEBM, JSON) are processed internally (e.g., for screenshots, DOM snapshots) and not directly executed, mitigating immediate execution risks. Authentication relies on a `FLOWLENS_MCP_TOKEN` which is expected to be provided via environment variables, a standard and secure practice to avoid hardcoding secrets.
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