mcp-servers-nix
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Overview
Provides a Nix-based framework for configuring, deploying, and managing various Model Control Protocol (MCP) servers with modularity and reproducibility.
Installation
nix run github:natsukium/mcp-servers-nix#mcp-server-fetchSecurity Notes
The framework leverages Nix for reproducible builds and explicitly promotes secure credential handling via `envFile` and `passwordCommand`, warning against hardcoding secrets in the Nix store. The provided code snippets for `toml-inline-gen.py` and `update.sh` use standard, well-vetted tools. The primary security consideration lies in the user's configuration of `command` and `passwordCommand` for specific MCP servers, as these can execute arbitrary code, though the framework provides the secure mechanisms.
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