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Tutorial: bridge

The Bridge project implements a remote control capability that allows the CLI to function as a "headless" agent managed by a web interface. It replaces traditional polling with a streaming architecture orchestrated by the Remote Bridge Core, which wires together the Unified Transport Layer for communication, the Keycard for security, and the Dispatcher for message routing. The system ensures robust session management, compatibility with legacy IDs, and provides real-time feedback via the Dashboard.

flowchart TD A0["Remote Bridge Core (The 'Brain')"] A1["Unified Transport Layer (The 'Pipe')"] A2["Message Routing & Data Flow (The 'Dispatcher')"] A3["Authentication & Security (The 'Keycard')"] A4["Session Lifecycle & Compatibility (The 'Container')"] A5["Bridge UI & Feedback (The 'Dashboard')"] A0 -->|"Initializes and controls"| A1 A0 -->|"Delegates message routing to"| A2 A0 -->|"Schedules token refreshes via"| A3 A0 -->|"Manages session lifecycle via"| A4 A2 -->|"Reads configuration from"| A0 A5 -->|"Injects faults into (Debug)"| A1

Chapters

  1. Remote Bridge Core (The "Brain")
  2. Session Lifecycle & Compatibility (The "Container")
  3. Unified Transport Layer (The "Pipe")
  4. Message Routing & Data Flow (The "Dispatcher")
  5. Authentication & Security (The "Keycard")
  6. Bridge UI & Feedback (The "Dashboard")

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