yeehaw
mcp
Fail
Health Warn
- No license — Repository has no license file
- Description — Repository has a description
- Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
- Low visibility — Only 6 GitHub stars
Code Fail
- rm -rf — Recursive force deletion command in packaging/install.sh
- rm -rf — Recursive force deletion command in packaging/trails/yeehaw-publish-patch.yml
Permissions Pass
- Permissions — No dangerous permissions requested
Purpose
This project is a terminal-based dashboard designed to manage infrastructure, projects, servers, and deployments, utilizing an "Infrastructure as Farm" concept.
Security Assessment
Because the tool is designed for infrastructure management, it inherently executes shell commands and interacts with sensitive server environments. However, the automated code scans found no hardcoded secrets and detected no dangerous permission requests. The most critical security concern is the presence of `rm -rf` (recursive force deletion) commands located inside the installation and publishing scripts. While this is a standard command for cleaning up package directories during automated workflows, it is a well-known vector for accidental or malicious system damage if those scripts are ever compromised or behave unexpectedly. Overall risk is rated as Medium.
Quality Assessment
The repository is currently very active, with its most recent code push happening just today. Despite this active development, the project suffers from extremely low community visibility, evidenced by having only 6 GitHub stars. Additionally, the project lacks a license file. This means there are no legal terms granting you permission to use, modify, or distribute the code, making it a liability for any professional or commercial environment.
Verdict
Use with caution due to active development but unproven community trust and missing licensing.
This project is a terminal-based dashboard designed to manage infrastructure, projects, servers, and deployments, utilizing an "Infrastructure as Farm" concept.
Security Assessment
Because the tool is designed for infrastructure management, it inherently executes shell commands and interacts with sensitive server environments. However, the automated code scans found no hardcoded secrets and detected no dangerous permission requests. The most critical security concern is the presence of `rm -rf` (recursive force deletion) commands located inside the installation and publishing scripts. While this is a standard command for cleaning up package directories during automated workflows, it is a well-known vector for accidental or malicious system damage if those scripts are ever compromised or behave unexpectedly. Overall risk is rated as Medium.
Quality Assessment
The repository is currently very active, with its most recent code push happening just today. Despite this active development, the project suffers from extremely low community visibility, evidenced by having only 6 GitHub stars. Additionally, the project lacks a license file. This means there are no legal terms granting you permission to use, modify, or distribute the code, making it a liability for any professional or commercial environment.
Verdict
Use with caution due to active development but unproven community trust and missing licensing.
Infrastructure as Farm. A terminal dashboard for managing projects, servers, and deployments.
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