template_rust_mcp_server

The server's architecture appears robust with good isolation (Tokio tasks per connection) and structured input parsing (`serde`, `schemars`). It explicitly warns that TCP and HTTP transports lack built-in authentication and encryption, advising users to add these layers for production or bind to localhost. This transparency and explicit documentation are positive. There are no obvious 'eval'-like constructs or hardcoded secrets. Input validation for tools is present, reducing injection risks. The HTTP transport enables CORS by default, which is convenient for development but might require stricter configuration in production.