BRYDGE as an MCP server: an agent asks before it acts, then checks against the destination system's own records whether the work actually happened.
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BRYDGE_API_KEYAPI keyrequiredYour BRYDGE API key. It starts with brydge_sk_; issue one in BRYDGE on the Connect page.
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BRYDGE as an MCP server: an agent asks before it acts, then checks against the destination system's own records whether the work actually happened.
This package has not been scanned yet, so no dependency tree has been resolved.