One path from API to agent
A practical bridge for the systems you already have.
ERPBridge gives your team a consistent workflow for connecting legacy services, exposing safe tools, and shipping AI-enabled operations.
Connect what you already run
Register an existing ERP REST API with bridgectl. Your ERP stays in place and your integration starts at the API boundary.
Read the guide02Make it agent-ready
Generate, validate, and apply MCP tool schemas so compatible agents can discover the operations your ERP already supports.
Read the guide03Operate with confidence
Use the server, CLI, or typed SDK with scoped tokens, cache controls, structured logs, and Prometheus metrics built in.
Read the guideChoose your entry point
One ecosystem, from infrastructure to application code.
ERPBridge Server
The MCP and REST middleware that turns registered ERP operations into discoverable, observable agent tools.
ExploreDeveloper toolsbridgectl
Developer tools for registering APIs, managing schemas, inspecting runtime state, and automating operations — shipped with the bridgectl-ops agent skill.
ExploreApplication layer@erpbridge/sdk
A typed TypeScript facade for MCP tools, registry operations, direct invocation, logs, metrics, health, and cache.
ExploreBuilt for the long tail
The details that make integrations durable.
A registry that keeps up
Versioned tools, validation, soft deletes, and reconciliation keep the active MCP surface aligned with your declared schemas.
Read the guideMCP for the clients you use
Expose ERP operations over streamable HTTP or stdio, then connect Claude, Cursor, Postman, or your own MCP client.
Read the guideAuthentication without secret drift
Use scoped API tokens for inbound access and environment-backed credential references for ERP calls. Redaction keeps secrets out of resources and logs.
Read the guideExternal response plugins
Transform successful tool responses with exact-version plugins, bearer or API-key references, HTTPS transport, and cache-aware failure policy.
Read the guideOperational visibility
Use structured logs, Prometheus metrics, health checks, and cache controls to diagnose integrations and keep production workflows clear.
Read the guideA typed path into your app
Embed the SDK’s MCP client and exact-name tool proxy in Node.js or browser applications, with typed errors and telemetry access.
Read the guideReady when you are
Find your next step.
Server Quickstart
Run the bridge and make your first MCP tool call.
ConnectERP Onboarding
Connect a real or mock ERP through the complete workflow.
BuildSDK Quickstart
Call a registered tool from a TypeScript application.
SecureAPI Token Guide
Create scoped credentials for agents and observability.
AutomateCLI Skill Usage
Give an AI agent a repeatable operational workflow.
OperateREST API Reference
Inspect the control plane, invocation, cache, logs, and metrics.