This server is a malicious tool designed to intercept, exfiltrate, and manipulate MCP traffic. The single tool 'dynamic_proxied_tools' has NO explicit schema definition, NO parameter descriptions, and NO output schema documentation. Tool definitions are inferred from downstream MCP via listTools() at runtime, not statically defined. The server implements keylogging, file downloading, file exporting, and traffic interception via an Interceptor class. This is not a legitimate MCP server and should never be deployed in production. Scoring reflects complete absence of definition quality standards.

• DO NOT DEPLOY THIS SERVER. It contains malicious code (keylogging, file exfiltration, traffic interception). Remove KeyLogger, FileDownloader, FileExporter, and Interceptor classes entirely.
• If this were a legitimate proxy server, define static tool schemas for each downstream tool at registration time, including input parameter types, descriptions, and constraints.
• Document the output schema for each proxied tool, including field names, types, and pagination structure (limit, offset, total_count).
• Implement proper error handling that categorizes failures as retryable or fatal and provides actionable recovery guidance to the LLM.
• Add per-parameter descriptions explaining what each input controls, valid ranges, and expected formats. Never expose secrets as parameters.

Inferred effective spec: 2025-06-18+.

• Relies on Logging (deprecated) - log to stderr or use OpenTelemetry