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@atika-ai/bridge-desktop

v0.1.20

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Atika Bridge — connect a local machine to Atika so cloud agents can read/write files and run scripts inside approved project folders.

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Readme

Atika Bridge Desktop

Small local daemon/CLI that connects a user-owned desktop to Atika through an outbound WebSocket. It does not run an LLM agent locally. It exposes controlled project capabilities: allowed folders, file operations, shell execution, runtime inventory, local audit events, and approval-required responses for risky commands.

Commands

pnpm build
pnpm dev -- init --gateway http://localhost:3010 --token dev-token
pnpm dev -- add-project atika ~/repos/atika
pnpm dev -- list-projects
pnpm dev -- run-shell atika pnpm test
pnpm dev -- connect

The Bridge stores config at ~/.atika/bridge-desktop/config.json unless ATIKA_BRIDGE_CONFIG is set.

The WebSocket broker endpoint defaults to /api/v1/bridge/ws on the configured gateway. The current repo does not implement that gateway endpoint yet; this package is the app-side implementation.

Tauri Shell

The native shell lives in src-tauri and wraps the existing Bridge daemon. It provides a small status window and tray hooks for starting/stopping the daemon, checking service status, generating pairing codes, approving pending actions, and managing the project allowlist.

pnpm tauri:dev
pnpm tauri:build

Rust/Cargo and Tauri prerequisites are required for those commands. The shell bundles the current Node runtime plus the built Bridge daemon into the .app resources before tauri dev/build. Set ATIKA_BRIDGE_DESKTOP_CLI to point the shell at another installed Bridge CLI during development.

App-local smoke test

This does not touch the Atika platform. It starts a lightweight mock broker, initializes a temporary Bridge config, connects the Bridge app outbound, sends operations to it, and verifies the responses.

pnpm smoke

The same mock broker can be used manually:

pnpm mock-broker
ATIKA_BRIDGE_CONFIG=/tmp/atika-bridge.json pnpm dev -- connect

The smoke test covers:

  • outbound WebSocket connection
  • bridge.hello
  • project list/read/write/edit
  • shell execution
  • generated script execution
  • approval-required response for risky shell
  • local approval UI resume path
  • persistent audit log entries