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  "breaks": "run_radar with an unknown skip value makes the whole MCP server process exit, so the client gets no reply and loses the connection. The MCP server reports an empty version string. run_radar with an unknown command returns only a generic tool error with no reason. The keywords command with no key prints a raw Python traceback. Negative days are accepted silently on the command line and over MCP. The server manifest marks the AIsa key as required although the free signals and recent_leads work without it. Minor: keyword_table checks the key before its eight-name limit, a malformed repos value returns a raw URL error, pains repeats the same no-key error four times, and there is no version flag.",
  "last_tested": "2026-10-28T09:40:41-07:00",
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  "tool_version_tested": "0.6.1 (PyPI package, identical to repo commit 3cf6515c; re-check built from the v0.6.1 tag; latest on PyPI as of Oct 28, 2026)",
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  "scoring_note": "The original Lab Tester report gave no quality score and was held; the independent Lab Check confirmed the partial outcome and scored it 3 of 5, which is used here. Partial because the free signals and MCP leads work but the paid core needs an AIsa key.",
  "security_flags": [
   "Prescreen caution: no malware list entry, OSV entry or GitHub advisory, no install scripts. Public third-party audits note design risks: scraped text is sent to paid outside data services, email reports contain unescaped HTML, and Search Console setup needs care in public forks. No non-public flaw found."
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