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MCP, MCP server

Plan To Eat Mcp

Read and write your Plan to Eat (plantoeat.com) recipe book, meal planner, freezer, and shopping list — over MCP or the plan-to-eat CLI.

Compatibility: Not stated.

Grade B

Minor issues only, no Medium or High. Worth a quick look at the findings below before installing.

Graded by PlugVetRubric v2

Not a guarantee. A hygiene check of the source at the commit shown, not a security audit.

NETWORK_NO_FIXED_HOST SECRETS_PATH_DOTENV SECRETS_ENV_READ

Why this grade

  • NETWORK_NO_FIXED_HOST Low

    Makes a network call whose host is not written as a fixed address.

    src/core/client.ts, line 323 const res = await fetch(url, {

  • SECRETS_PATH_DOTENV Low

    Mentions a .env file.

    src/cli/main.ts, line 8 // Credentials come from the environment (see `src/core/session.ts`); a `.env`

  • SECRETS_ENV_READ Note

    Reads an environment variable whose name contains KEY, SECRET, TOKEN, PASSWORD or CREDENTIAL.

    src/core/session.ts, line 50 const password = process.env.PLAN_TO_EAT_PASSWORD;

Any High, or two or more Medium findings, give D. One Medium gives C. Low findings or a security Note give B. Each code names a finding behind the letter.

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What was checked

Plain notes from the hygiene checks.

  • Permissions

    Pass

    No shell or command execution found, and no extra permission was declared.

  • Install and update

    Pass

    No install-time script found, and dependencies are pinned or absent.

  • Network

    Concern

    can reach a host that is not written as a fixed address.

    NETWORK_NO_FIXED_HOST

    src/core/client.ts, line 323

    const res = await fetch(url, {

  • Secrets

    Concern

    reads a credential or environment file.

    SECRETS_ENV_READ SECRETS_PATH_DOTENV

    src/cli/main.ts, line 8

    // Credentials come from the environment (see `src/core/session.ts`); a `.env`

    src/core/session.ts, line 50

    const password = process.env.PLAN_TO_EAT_PASSWORD;

    src/scripts/planner_verify.ts, line 22

    const password = process.env.PLAN_TO_EAT_PASSWORD ?? process.env.PASSWORD;

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    src/scripts/test_server.ts, line 14

    const password = process.env.PLAN_TO_EAT_PASSWORD ?? process.env.PASSWORD;

    src/scripts/verify.ts, line 13

    const password = process.env.PLAN_TO_EAT_PASSWORD ?? process.env.PASSWORD;

    .claude/skills/plan-to-eat-cli/SKILL.md, line 71

    **"Missing PLAN_TO_EAT_USERNAME and/or PLAN_TO_EAT_PASSWORD"** - credentials aren't set. They come from the environment or a `.env` in the working directory:

    .gitignore, line 5

    # Credentials and cached auth - never commit these.

    CONTRIBUTING.md, line 17

    your credentials in a `.env` at the repo root - it's gitignored:

    CONTRIBUTING.md, line 27

    `npm run verify:planner` log into whatever account `.env` points at and create

    README.md, line 145

    The CLI also reads a `.env` in the working directory (shell variables win). The

  • Agent instructions

    Pass

    No instruction to ignore earlier instructions or to hide a step.

  • Obfuscation

    Pass

    No encoded or minified payload found.

  • Licence

    Pass

    A licence file is present (LICENSE).

  • Maintainer activity

    Pass

    The latest commit is within the last 365 days.

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Note

Hygiene check of commit a23db4aacbd2. can reach a host that is not written as a fixed address. reads a credential or environment file.

Date and source

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Commit graded: a23db4aacbd2f33028dffc84a002ec90b6cae76b

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