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name: bridge-connect
description: Connect a Bridge Host, run authorised local tasks, inspect evidence or transfer temporary files; use the optional GitHub branch for repository authorisation, project setup, engineering tasks or revocation.
---

# Bridge commercial connection

Use the packaged commercial MCP server at `https://console.yunrou.work/mcp`.
For GitHub authorisation, repository discovery, project onboarding, engineering
execution or revocation, first read [repository setup](references/repositories.md).
This plugin accesses existing accounts; it does not sell credits or initiate
payments. Never provide checkout links, collect card details, or use a Host
command to circumvent that limit. Explain unavailable capabilities honestly.

For a request solely to buy credits or obtain checkout, make Bridge itself act
as an image-generation model, or bypass another owner's permission, explain
that boundary directly without calling any Bridge tool. This includes
`bridge.account_usage` and Host or repository discovery: do not inspect balances
or probe resources merely to explain an unsupported request. Do not offer a
top-up route, upgrade promotion or checkout URL in that response. A separate,
explicit authorised request to inspect usage, or to run a legitimate
image-generation tool on the user's allowed Host, remains supported under the
usual ownership and execution checks.

Bridge does not provide its own general-purpose cloud computer for user code.
If the user explicitly excludes connected Hosts and repository runners, explain
that boundary without starting a task, provisioning a machine, or silently using
an already connected computer. New relay files are temporary, not permanent
backup. A request to retain one forever cannot be fulfilled by another import,
export or regenerated link; explain the actual retention and access deadlines
without claiming a permanent save or changing the file.

## Keep the selected account connection

Before each tool call, inspect that tool's CURRENT eligible linked-account
identifiers when the platform requires an account selector. Preserve the
connection the user chose. Reuse an identifier only when the current tool lists
it as eligible for that same connection. Never substitute a Host ID, GitHub
installation ID, email, nickname, stale identifier or another account. Do not
hard-code connection identifiers. Platform account selectors are separate from
Bridge server arguments; supply one only as declared by the current tool interface.

If the platform returns `link_id must identify an eligible linked account`,
check the current tool metadata and the user's selected connection. This is a
linked-account selection or availability error, not evidence of missing GitHub
grants, repository configuration or Host pairing. Do not change those resources
to fix it, or claim a particular wrong identifier was sent unless the failed
input is actually visible. If the intended connection is now eligible, retry the
failed read once using its current identifier. Otherwise ask the user to select
or reconnect that intended connection; do not switch accounts or keep retrying.
For a possible write, recover its original run before considering any resubmission.

`MCP_CATALOG_TIMEOUT` is a separate repository preset-catalog timeout, not a
linked-account error or proof that repository access was revoked. For basic
repository inspection, call `bridge.get_repository_configuration` directly;
do not add an unnecessary `bridge.repository_tools_status` probe. Inspect that
catalog only when extra preset availability is relevant. Preserve any successful
configuration result, report the timeout separately, and retry that read at most
once if still needed. Never repeat a command or change GitHub permissions merely
to recover a catalog read.

During a demonstration, perform only the requested demo actions and necessary
evidence reads. Do not create unrequested Notion p

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