Provides integration with Atlassian Cloud services through a bridged MCP server.
Enables Git operations and repository management via a bridged MCP connection.
Provides tools for GitLab integration, supporting repository tasks and SWF instance connectivity.
Facilitates Kubernetes cluster operations, allowing for resource management and orchestration including namespaces and pods.
Click on "Install Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Code Mode BridgeList my Kubernetes namespaces and the current time in New York."
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Code Mode Bridge
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) multiplexer that connects to upstream MCP servers and exposes all their tools through a single sandbox_eval_js tool for unified orchestration and execution. Runs on Node.js and Deno. Bun is not officially supported — if you need to use Bun, ensure a container runtime (Docker or Podman) or Deno is available in your PATH so the bridge can delegate code execution to a supported executor.
Key Features
Multi-server bridging: Connect to multiple upstream MCP servers simultaneously.
Tool aggregation: Exposes all upstream functions through a single
sandbox_eval_jstool.Dynamic discovery: Three built-in discovery tools let agents find and inspect available functions before writing code.
Multi-executor sandbox: Secure execution via Deno, isolated-vm, Docker/Podman containers, or vm2.
Automatic detection: Automatically selects the best available executor for your environment.
Live reload: Watches
mcp.jsonfor changes and hot-reloads upstream connections without restarting.CLI management: Easy command-line interface for server configuration.
Quick Start
Installation & Run
# Run without installing
npx @ruifung/codemode-bridge
# Or install globally
npm install -g @ruifung/codemode-bridge
codemode-bridge runBasic Usage
Add a server:
codemode-bridge config add kubernetes --type stdio --command "npx" --args "-y,kubernetes-mcp-server@latest"Start the bridge:
codemode-bridge runUse in your client: Point your MCP client (Claude Desktop, VS Code, etc.) to
npx @ruifung/codemode-bridge.
Discovery Tools
The bridge exposes three tools for discovering what's available before writing sandbox_eval_js code:
Tool | Description |
| List all available functions grouped by server. Accepts an optional |
| Get the TypeScript type definition for a specific function by name. |
| Keyword-search all function names and descriptions. Returns matching functions with their schemas. |
Use these before calling sandbox_eval_js to find the correct function name and parameter types.
Using the sandbox_eval_js Tool
The sandbox_eval_js tool executes JavaScript in a sandboxed environment with access to all upstream functions via the codemode object. You can write either a function body or a complete async arrow function:
// Function body (auto-wrapped):
const result = await codemode.server_name__function_name({ param: "value" });
return result;
// Or as a complete async arrow function:
async () => {
const result = await codemode.server_name__function_name({ param: "value" });
return result;
}Documentation Index
Architecture: How the bridge works, project structure, and logical flow.
Executors: Detailed comparison of sandbox backends (Deno, isolated-vm, Containers).
CLI & Configuration: Full command reference and configuration format.
HTTP Serve Mode: Multi-client HTTP transport, session isolation, and security.
Integration Guide: Setup instructions for Claude Desktop, VS Code, and more.
Development: Build and test instructions for contributors.
Sandbox Hardening: Security details for the execution environments.