docker-mcp-tutorial
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Overview
Provides comprehensive dice rolling functionality for tabletop games, RPGs, and general randomization tasks for AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol.
Installation
docker run -i --rm dice-mcp-server:latestSecurity Notes
The server is self-contained, using Python's `random` module for number generation without external API calls or persistent data storage. It employs input validation for all parameters (e.g., range checks on dice counts/sides). The Dockerfile adheres to security best practices by creating and switching to a non-root user (`mcpuser`). No `eval`, `exec`, or similar dangerous functions are used, and no hardcoded credentials are present. A broad `except` in `parse_dice_notation` could be more specific but does not pose a direct security vulnerability in this context.
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