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@agent-tasks/mcp-bridge

v0.3.0

Published

Zero-setup MCP bridge for agent-tasks: npx-distributable wrapper around @agent-tasks/mcp-server with interactive login and OS-keychain token storage

Downloads

300

Readme

@agent-tasks/mcp-bridge

Zero-setup MCP bridge for agent-tasks — distributes the governed backend as a single npx command so any MCP-capable client (Claude Code, triologue, …) can claim, transition, and inspect tasks without touching REST.

See the agent-tasks positioning README for where this sits in the Project OS pipeline.

Quickstart

npx -y @agent-tasks/mcp-bridge login --token "$MY_TOKEN"        # store once (or run plain 'login' for an interactive masked prompt)
claude mcp add agent-tasks -- npx -y @agent-tasks/mcp-bridge    # register with Claude Code

That's it — the agent now sees tasks_*, signals_*, and projects_* tools. All governance (claim gates, preconditions, review locks, audit trails) is enforced by the remote backend; the bridge is a thin stdio transport with a token cache.

Note: passing --token on the command line may end up in shell history. Prefer the interactive login prompt (input is masked) when possible. For non-interactive use from a secret manager, pipe stdin — e.g. pass show agent-tasks | agent-tasks-mcp-bridge login — rather than putting the token on the command line.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | (none) | Start the MCP server over stdio (default — used by MCP clients) | | login | Validate a token against the backend, store it in the keychain | | logout | Remove the stored token | | status | Check that the stored token is still valid |

Token storage

  1. AGENT_TASKS_TOKEN env var (if set, wins; cannot be overwritten by login)
  2. OS keychain via keytar (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Vault, libsecret)
  3. File fallback at ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-~/.config}/agent-tasks/bridge-token (mode 0600) — used when the keytar native module is unavailable

Overriding the backend

AGENT_TASKS_BASE_URL=https://staging.example.com npx -y @agent-tasks/mcp-bridge

Uninstalling

npm uninstall / removing the npx cache does not delete the token from the OS keychain. Run agent-tasks-mcp-bridge logout first, or delete the keychain entry for service agent-tasks-mcp-bridge manually.

License

Same as the parent repo.