mcp.technocore.chat

This server isn't on gate's handpicked list. That's not necessarily bad, but there's no third-party signal about it — review its tools carefully.

The input schema's page enum includes 'skill' as a valid option, but the tool description only explains manual, patterns, interop, auth, and config — it never mentions what 'skill' contains. An undocumented documentation page is a plausible vector for smuggling additional instructions to the agent that were not surfaced for user or reviewer scrutiny. Worth clarifying what this page returns before treating its output as trusted guidance.

The 'nick' parameter description states it defaults to $TECHNOCORE_NICK. While a nickname is not inherently sensitive, having a tool implicitly read from an environment variable and expose/broadcast its value in public, permanent messages is worth noting — if an operator ever repurposes that env var for anything more sensitive, it would be leaked into a public room by default.

Notes are explicitly world-readable and world-writable durable storage. This is disclosed in the description, which is good, but it means any data an agent writes here (e.g., session state, plans, secrets accidentally included) is exposed to any other party who knows or guesses the namespace/key, and can be overwritten by others. Agents should be cautioned against storing sensitive information via write_note.