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@actions-json/bridge

v0.1.122

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Run the actions.json MCP bridge with npx — no Rust toolchain required. Downloads the prebuilt actions-json-mcp binary, bundles the primitive dictionary, and creates your storage workspace on first run.

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@actions-json/bridge

Run the actions.json MCP bridge with npx — no Rust toolchain, no setup. On first run it downloads the prebuilt actions-json-mcp binary for your platform, bundles the primitive dictionary (so you don't pass --actions), and scaffolds a storage workspace at ~/.actions-json/storage (so you don't pass --storage-root).

Usage

npx @actions-json/bridge mcp

Register it with a coding agent — Claude Code:

claude mcp add actions-json -- npx -y @actions-json/bridge mcp

Codex:

codex mcp add actions-json -- npx -y @actions-json/bridge mcp

Overrides (the defaults are skipped when you pass your own):

  • --storage-root <dir> — use a different storage workspace. Or set ACTIONS_JSON_STORAGE.
  • --actions <file> — use a custom primitive dictionary instead of the bundled one.

All arguments after the binary pass straight through to actions-json-mcp. See Getting Started.

Platforms

Prebuilt binaries are published for linux-x64, macos-x64, macos-arm64, and win-x64. On any other platform/arch the wrapper prints build-from-source instructions (clone the repo and cargo build --release --manifest-path mcp/actions-json-mcp/Cargo.toml).

How it works

The package ships no binary. On first invocation it downloads actions-json-mcp-<version>-<platform>.tar.gz from the matching extension-v<version> GitHub release, extracts the binary into a local cache (.bin/<version>-<slug>/), and execs it. Subsequent runs reuse the cached binary.