# Bridge ## Docs - [Bridge, MCP, and A2A](https://docs.bridge.ls/concepts/index.md): Understand where Bridge fits in the agent stack, how it relates to MCP and A2A, and what Bridge covers today versus what comes later. - [Contributing](https://docs.bridge.ls/development/contributing.md): Bridge CLI is open source. Learn what kinds of contributions are welcome, how to get set up, and what to expect when opening a pull request. - [Development](https://docs.bridge.ls/development/development.md): Build Bridge locally, run the test suite, and contribute changes with the current project workflow. - [Installation](https://docs.bridge.ls/getting-started/installation.md): Install Bridge from a release, Homebrew, or source, then set up shell completions and verify your CLI environment. - [Quickstart](https://docs.bridge.ls/getting-started/quickstart.md): Install Bridge, connect your first provider, and read structured context in a few minutes. - [Generate an MCP server](https://docs.bridge.ls/guides/mcp-generate.md): Use bridge generate mcp to produce a bridge.mcp/v1 manifest from an OpenAPI spec, a Postgres database, or a SQLite database. - [Serve an MCP server](https://docs.bridge.ls/guides/mcp-serve.md): Run a bridge.mcp/v1 manifest as a live MCP server over stdio for local clients or HTTP for remote ones. - [Introduction](https://docs.bridge.ls/index.md): Bridge is a local-first CLI that gives AI agents one interface for structured context across your storage backends. - [CLI interface](https://docs.bridge.ls/reference/cli-interface.md): Bridge is CLI-first today. Its programmable surface is structured JSON over stdout, backed by named providers in bridge.yaml. - [Commands](https://docs.bridge.ls/reference/commands.md): Reference the Bridge command surface in one place, including global flags, command syntax, examples, and current runtime behavior. - [Configuration](https://docs.bridge.ls/reference/configuration.md): Learn how bridge.yaml works, what fields it supports today, how provider URIs are resolved, and how environment variables are expanded. - [MCP manifest](https://docs.bridge.ls/reference/mcp-manifest.md): Reference for the bridge.mcp/v1 manifest format that Bridge generates and serves. - [Providers](https://docs.bridge.ls/reference/providers.md): Understand the provider model in Bridge, how each built-in provider behaves, and what guarantees and limitations each one has. - [Security and errors](https://docs.bridge.ls/reference/security-and-errors.md): Understand Bridge's current security model, what guardrails it enforces, how failures are reported, and what operators should expect from the CLI. ## Optional - [Website](https://bridge.ls) - [Blog](https://bridge.ls/blog)