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opgates-relay

v1.0.0

Published

A universal proxy bridge that securely tunnels native Model Context Protocol (MCP) STDIO servers (like Postgres/SQLite/MySQL) to OPGates workspaces via Cloudflared + SSE.

Readme

@opgates/relay

This package is the universal "Bridge" CLI that securely connects local or private Model Context Protocol (MCP) compatible databases to OPGates.

Step-by-Step: Publishing to NPM

As a developer on the OPGates core team, you are responsible for publishing updates to this NPX package. The AI will write the code here in the monorepo, but you must manually publish it for security reasons.

Here is exactly what you need to do:

  1. Open your Terminal Ensure you are cd'd into this specific package directory:

    cd e:/sofware/OPGates/packages/relay
  2. Authenticate with NPM (If not already logged in)

    npm login
    # (Enter your username, password, and 2FA code for the @opgates NPM organization)
  3. Verify the Build The AI likely already ran npm run build, but you can do it again just to be safe.

    npm run build
  4. Publish the Package Publicly Because this package is scoped (it starts with @opgates/), NPM makes scoped packages private by default. OPGates AI users need this to be public so they can run npx @opgates/relay without authentication.

    Run the following command:

    npm publish --access public
  5. Verify the Publish You should see output similar to + @opgates/[email protected]. You can verify it worked by opening a completely separate terminal and running npx -y @opgates/relay --help.


Note: If you need to publish an update later, the AI will bump the "version": "1.0.1" in package.json, and you simply rerun Step 3 & 4.