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@provenant/bridge

v0.8.0

Published

Local bridge for Provenant. Reads your Claude Code transcripts and runs analysis against your existing Pro/Max subscription via the claude CLI. Listens on 127.0.0.1; provenanthq.com talks to it from the browser.

Downloads

1,289

Readme

@provenant/bridge

Local bridge for Provenant.

Reads your Claude Code transcripts from ~/.claude/projects/, calls Claude on your existing Pro/Max subscription via the claude CLI, and exposes a small HTTP API on 127.0.0.1:7765 that the website can call.

Nothing leaves your machine: transcripts, prompts, and results all stay local. The bridge listens on loopback only.

Run (no install)

npx @provenant/bridge serve

npx runs the bridge on demand — nothing is installed globally. Requires Node.js 18+ and Claude Code on PATH.

Leave the terminal open. Visit provenanthq.com and click Match against my history. Stop the bridge with Ctrl-C when you're done.

Prefer a global install?

npm install -g @provenant/bridge
provenant serve

What it does

  • GET /health — service info; the website probes this silently to detect the bridge.
  • GET /projects — list of local Claude Code projects with stats.
  • POST /match — runs the role-match pipeline: reads transcripts, builds a compact evidence blob, subprocess-es claude -p, returns a structured match report.

All non-health endpoints honour an optional bearer token (--token) if you want stricter local auth. CORS is restricted to provenanthq.com plus any loopback origin.

Other commands

provenant projects --since 30d              # list recent projects
provenant match --role privacy-eng --jd ./role.md --since 90d
provenant --help

Privacy & security

  • The claude CLI handles auth — the bridge never holds API keys or credentials.
  • Token cost is paid by your Pro/Max subscription, not by Provenant.
  • The bridge binds to 127.0.0.1 only. Other devices on your network cannot reach it.
  • CLAUDECODE is scrubbed from the child process so the bridge can be invoked from inside another Claude Code session (e.g. its terminal panel).
  • Open source. Inspect the source before running.

License

Proprietary © Analog Mutations.