HowToCook-mcp
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Overview
Provides an AI assistant with tools for recipe lookup, meal planning, and food recommendations.
Installation
npx -y howtocook-mcpSecurity Notes
The server uses standard Node.js and MCP SDK practices. It reads data from a local JSON file and does not appear to make outbound network requests to user-controlled URLs, mitigating SSRF risks. Input validation is handled via Zod. The HTTP/SSE transport sets 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *', which is permissive but typical for public APIs or development, and less critical for non-sensitive recipe data. No 'eval', obfuscation, or hardcoded secrets were found.
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