notebooklm-mcp-structured
Verified Safeby paolodalprato
Overview
Enhances NotebookLM with client-side prompt structuring for source fidelity, enabling professional document analysis, legal research, and fact-checking.
Installation
npx notebooklm-mcp-structuredSecurity Notes
The server uses browser automation (Patchright, a Playwright fork) to interact with NotebookLM and Google authentication services. While browser automation inherently involves interactions with external websites, the server's code does not expose mechanisms for arbitrary code execution or navigation to untrusted sites via tool inputs. Command execution via `child_process.exec` is used for platform-specific Chrome process detection with fixed commands, preventing injection risks. User credentials (`LOGIN_EMAIL`, `LOGIN_PASSWORD`) are not hardcoded and are expected from environment variables. There are no detectable server-side 'eval' calls or obfuscation. The overall design appears secure for its intended purpose.
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