math-mcp-server
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Overview
This server provides a comprehensive suite of 70+ mathematical operations through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for integration with AI assistants and compatible clients.
Installation
docker run -d --rm -e MATH_CATEGORIES=all -p 8080:8080 tejzpr/math-mcp-serverSecurity Notes
The source code appears to be very secure. It is written in Go, which provides strong type safety and memory management. Input validation is performed for all tool parameters (e.g., `RequireFloat`, `RequireInt`, checking for non-negative numbers where appropriate, division by zero). Critical numerical operations like factorial and Fibonacci use `math/big` for arbitrary precision integers and include resource limits. Error messages returned to the client are generic and do not expose internal stack traces. There are no indications of code injection vulnerabilities, `eval` usage, insecure deserialization, hardcoded secrets, or unintended system access. The server uses standard Go `math` and `math/cmplx` packages for computations and `mcp-go` for protocol handling.
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