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@gemus/bridge

v0.3.0

Published

Bridge CLI for connecting Claude Code to Gemus platform

Downloads

87

Readme

@gemus/bridge

Connect your own Claude Code subscription to the Gemus platform and drive node-based AI design workflows from the in-app Chat Panel — using your own subscription quota.

The Bridge CLI runs on your machine. Claude Code calls Gemus platform tools over MCP (create nodes, edit workflows, run generations); you chat in the browser and results stream back live.

Prerequisites

  • A Claude Code subscription (Anthropic Max or Pro) — run claude --version to confirm it's installed.
  • A one-time subscription login: claude auth login (or claude setup-token + set CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN).
  • Node.js ≥ 18.
  • A Gemus account and an MCP API key (mak_…).

Get an MCP API key

Log in to gemus.ai, open Settings → Bridge / MCP Keys, and click Generate new key. The key (mak_…) is shown once — copy it immediately. You can revoke it any time from the same screen.

Usage

npx @gemus/bridge --api-key mak_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Or set it via env var:

export GEMUS_API_KEY=mak_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
npx @gemus/bridge

Then open the Chat Panel in the Gemus editor and select "Claude Code" as the provider.

Options

| Flag | Env | Default | Description | |------|-----|---------|-------------| | --api-key <key> | GEMUS_API_KEY | required | Your MCP API key (mak_…) | | --server <url> | GEMUS_SERVER | https://gemus.ai | Platform server URL | | --session-mode <mode> | BRIDGE_SESSION_MODE | sdk | Session runner: sdk (default, robust) or cli |

Codex env vars (#1969)

| Env | Default | Description | |-----|---------|-------------| | BRIDGE_CODEX_INSTANT_DELIVERY | auto | Codex image delivery mode. Default probes for the App Server image worker (codex ≥ 0.144) and, if present, generates codex-imagen nodes via your subscription with instant per-image backfill + live "generating" spinner. Set to off to force the classic turn-end backfill fallback. | | BRIDGE_IMAGE_CONCURRENCY | 2 | Max concurrent Codex image generations (hard-clamped to 1–4). Bounded for subscription-plan compliance — large batches should use a platform API provider, not this. |

See the full deployment & usage guide in the Gemus docs for billing, troubleshooting, and the SDK/CLI runner details.

License

MIT