Flask is a lightweight WSGI web application framework in Python that allows developers to build web applications quickly with minimal boilerplate code.
Why this server?
Uses Flask to create a web application interface with API endpoints for processing database queries and managing chat sessions
Why this server?
Uses Flask to implement the REST API layer of the MCP server architecture
Why this server?
Uses Flask as the web framework for hosting the MCP server endpoints that communicate with Tidal's API.
Why this server?
Enables searching through Flask documentation for Python web development solutions
Why this server?
Extracts Flask endpoints and converts them to Postman collections, allowing developers to automatically keep their Postman workspace in sync with their Flask API code.
Why this server?
Delivers comprehensive security auditing and code review for Flask applications, including route handlers, authentication patterns, and Flask-specific vulnerabilities
Why this server?
Provides a REST API server built with Flask for bug bounty workflow generation and management, including reconnaissance, vulnerability hunting, and OSINT operations
Why this server?
Used as part of the gateway server implementation to handle authentication, tool discovery, and request forwarding between MCP clients and servers.
Why this server?
Discovers and documents API endpoints from Flask applications