local-server

The provided documentation and design intend to simplify local development by running an orchestrator locally and exposing it via a Cloudflare tunnel. However, this configuration materially raises security risk: local code gains access to environment secrets and files, and externally-exposed endpoints (notably /directive) can be used to trigger agent-driven actions. The fragment contains no explicit malicious code, but the combination of full local credential access, external exposure, and likely execution-capable endpoints yields a moderate-to-high security risk for data leakage and abuse unless mitigated. Recommended actions: require strong authentication (mutual TLS, API keys, signed webhook verification), restrict and validate all inputs, run with least-privilege and isolated credentials, avoid printing secrets, whitelist outbound destinations or block unknown egress, and review the actual execution/local_server.py implementation for dynamic execution patterns or hard-coded secrets before using the tunnel in production.