Add Xquik MCP registry manifest - #341
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Review Summary by QodoAdd Xquik MCP server to registry manifest
WalkthroughsDescription• Add Xquik MCP server manifest to registry • Configure HTTP endpoint with Bearer token authentication • Include tools for API exploration and authenticated requests • Provide usage examples for tweet search, user lookup, monitoring Diagramflowchart LR
Registry["MCP Registry"]
Manifest["xquik.json Manifest"]
HTTPEndpoint["HTTP Endpoint<br/>https://xquik.com/mcp"]
Tools["Tools: explore, xquik"]
Examples["Usage Examples"]
Registry -- "adds" --> Manifest
Manifest -- "configures" --> HTTPEndpoint
Manifest -- "defines" --> Tools
Manifest -- "includes" --> Examples
File Changes1. mcp-registry/servers/xquik.json
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a new MCP registry entry for the xquik server: discovery metadata, required Changesxquik MCP Server Registry Entry
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Adds a new MCP registry entry for the hosted Xquik remote MCP server, including authentication and tool definitions.
Changes:
- Introduces a new server manifest for
xquik - Defines Streamable HTTP installation details with API key auth header
- Adds tool + example metadata for discovery and API execution
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@mcp-registry/servers/xquik.json`:
- Around line 49-82: Update the xquik registry entry to explicitly document the
sandbox guarantees for both tools: in the JSON for the "explore" and "xquik"
tool objects (see inputSchema.properties.code), add fields or a link describing
the sandbox implementation (isolation mechanism e.g., V8 isolates/container,
restricted globals/APIs, and confirmation that no filesystem/process access is
permitted), explicit resource controls (execution timeout, CPU and memory
limits), outbound network restrictions (e.g., no network for "explore", allowed
host/port exceptions for "xquik" if any), and the authentication separation
model (how and where credentials are injected and enforced to prevent privilege
escalation or escape). Ensure the descriptions are concise, reference the tool
names "explore" and "xquik" and the code-execution entry point
"inputSchema.properties.code", and surface either exact limits or a canonical
link to security docs that enumerate all runtime constraints.
- Line 102: The is_official boolean for the Xquik entry needs justification or
must be unset; either add a short documented justification for setting
"is_official": true (e.g., link to approval ticket/PR, verification steps, and
confirmation that the PR author 'kriptoburak' / entry author 'Xquik-dev' is
authorized) inside the Xquik server metadata or update the registry's
documentation to list the approval criteria, or change "is_official" to false in
mcp-registry/servers/xquik.json until a traceable approval exists; reference the
"is_official" key and the author fields ('kriptoburak', 'Xquik-dev') when making
the change.
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49-82: 💤 Low valueSecurity documentation substantially improved.
The tool descriptions now explicitly document key security restrictions (60-second timeout, no filesystem/process/credential access, network constraints), addressing the major previous concern about sandbox guarantees. Users can now understand what's restricted when executing JavaScript code via these tools.
For completeness, consider adding the underlying isolation mechanism (e.g., V8 isolates, container technology) and the list of available JavaScript globals/APIs to the tool descriptions or linked documentation. This would complement the documented restrictions with positive capability details.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@mcp-registry/servers/xquik.json` around lines 49 - 82, The tool descriptions for "explore" and "xquik" properly document security restrictions but should also state the underlying isolation mechanism and available JS runtime surface; update the JSON entries for the tools ("explore" and "xquik") to include either a brief "isolation" field (e.g., "V8 isolates", "container") and a "globals" or "runtimeAPIs" field listing allowed JavaScript globals/APIs (or a URL to linked documentation) alongside inputSchema.properties.code so callers know what capabilities are permitted.
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In `@mcp-registry/servers/xquik.json`:
- Around line 49-82: The tool descriptions for "explore" and "xquik" properly
document security restrictions but should also state the underlying isolation
mechanism and available JS runtime surface; update the JSON entries for the
tools ("explore" and "xquik") to include either a brief "isolation" field (e.g.,
"V8 isolates", "container") and a "globals" or "runtimeAPIs" field listing
allowed JavaScript globals/APIs (or a URL to linked documentation) alongside
inputSchema.properties.code so callers know what capabilities are permitted.
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74-74: ⚡ Quick winClarify network access restrictions for the xquik tool.
Line 74 states the code "cannot...call arbitrary network hosts," which correctly implies that some network access IS allowed (to the Xquik API via
xquik.request()). However, this contrasts with the explore tool (line 58), which explicitly states "no outbound network access is available."For clearer security boundaries, consider making the xquik tool's network access explicit.
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- "description": "JavaScript async arrow function for inputSchema.properties.code that calls xquik.request(path, options). Authentication is injected by the server. Available globals are standard JavaScript built-ins, spec.endpoints, and xquik.request. Code cannot read credentials, access the filesystem or process, import modules, call fetch, or call arbitrary network hosts." + "description": "JavaScript async arrow function for inputSchema.properties.code that calls xquik.request(path, options). Authentication is injected by the server. Available globals are standard JavaScript built-ins, spec.endpoints, and xquik.request. Code cannot read credentials, access the filesystem or process, import modules, call fetch directly, or make network calls to arbitrary hosts; network calls are restricted to the Xquik API via xquik.request()."🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@mcp-registry/servers/xquik.json` at line 74, Update the description for inputSchema.properties.code to explicitly state that arbitrary outbound network access is prohibited but calls to the Xquik API via the provided xquik.request(...) helper are allowed and are the only permitted network operations; reference the xquik.request symbol and clarify that authentication is injected by the server and that other globals (standard JS built-ins, spec.endpoints) are available while filesystem, process, module imports, fetch, and calls to any non-Xquik hosts remain disallowed (contrast this with the explore tool which has no outbound network access).
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Nitpick comments:
In `@mcp-registry/servers/xquik.json`:
- Line 74: Update the description for inputSchema.properties.code to explicitly
state that arbitrary outbound network access is prohibited but calls to the
Xquik API via the provided xquik.request(...) helper are allowed and are the
only permitted network operations; reference the xquik.request symbol and
clarify that authentication is injected by the server and that other globals
(standard JS built-ins, spec.endpoints) are available while filesystem, process,
module imports, fetch, and calls to any non-Xquik hosts remain disallowed
(contrast this with the explore tool which has no outbound network access).
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Addressed the remaining network-access wording nit in Validation:
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Add the hosted Xquik MCP registry record with accurate proprietary licensing, authentication, runtime boundaries, and X Corp independence wording. Run test and lint jobs on Python 3.11, matching the project minimum, and remove the workflow trailing whitespace.
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Summary
Xquik Manifest
https://xquik.com/mcpover Streamable HTTP.Authorization: Bearer ${XQUIK_API_KEY}.explore.xquik.The manifest keeps
is_officialfalse because this registry lacks a documented approval process for that trust flag.Independent Repository Fix
Both CI jobs previously installed Python 3.10 despite
pyproject.tomlrequiring Python 3.11 or newer. This change sets test and lint jobs to Python 3.11, the supported minimum. It also removes trailing whitespace from the workflow.Validation
xquik: Valid.git diff --checkpass.Both previous CodeRabbit review threads remain addressed and resolved.