mcp-server-power-automate

The project demonstrates a strong focus on security, providing a detailed SECURITY.md that outlines input validation for flow names, window titles, and keystroke sequences, and enforcing code analysis rules. Operations are local-only and run within the current user's context, mitigating remote attack vectors. However, it relies on `child_process.exec` for system commands (`tasklist`, `powershell`), which are potential injection points if validation fails or is bypassed. Furthermore, Power Automate Desktop flows execute with full PAD permissions and are not sandboxed by the MCP server, posing a risk if a malicious flow is executed. Users must validate AI requests and manage PAD flows carefully, as highlighted in the 'Known Security Considerations'.