rust-mcp-schema
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Overview
Provides a type-safe Rust implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) schema for building LLM applications and integrating with external data sources and tools. It facilitates serialization and deserialization of MCP messages.
Installation
No command providedSecurity Notes
The project is a schema definition library primarily focused on data structures and JSON serialization/deserialization using `serde`. No direct code execution vulnerabilities (e.g., `eval` calls) or obvious malicious patterns are present in the provided source code snippets. While `serde_json::Value` is used for 'custom' and 'meta' fields, allowing arbitrary JSON data, the library itself safely deserializes this data without executing it. Security risks related to these fields would depend on how a downstream application processes the content of these `Value` types. No hardcoded secrets or direct network risks are observed within this library's scope.
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