RMS-MCP-Server

The server demonstrates strong security practices including the use of environment variables for sensitive credentials (Supabase URL/Service Key, JWT Secret, API keys, Webhook Secret). It enforces JWT authentication for its HTTP API, and leverages Supabase's Row Level Security (RLS) by setting tenant context for every request. Specific endpoints are further protected by API key or webhook secret pre-handlers. SQL queries are constructed using the Supabase client's parameterized methods, effectively mitigating direct SQL injection risks. A default fallback JWT_SECRET is hardcoded for development purposes, which is clearly a point for mandatory replacement in production environments. Extensive console logging is used for debugging and might require careful management in production to prevent exposure of sensitive operational details. No `eval` or `child_process` (beyond its own startup) are observed for malicious patterns.