pulse-tm
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Overview
Pulse is a terminal-based task manager designed for developers to manage projects and tasks, offering CLI, TUI, and seamless integration with AI agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Installation
npx pulse-tm mcpSecurity Notes
The MCP server uses StdioServerTransport, communicating over standard I/O rather than network ports, which inherently limits direct network exposure. Task data is stored locally in YAML files within a .pulse directory. The project explicitly states no data is sent to remote servers by default and warns users about AI tools potentially reading/modifying local tasks. Input parsing for tool arguments includes validation (e.g., parseInt, trim, sanitizeTagName). No 'eval' or direct arbitrary command execution via child processes were identified in the provided runtime code.
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