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Linco Bridge

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Open bridge layer that connects local agent CLIs, including Hermes Agent, to web, mobile and IM clients

In short

Linco Bridge is an open-source bridge layer that connects AI agent CLIs running on your own computer, including Hermes Agent, to web, H5, mini program, app and IM clients.

What Linco Bridge does

A local connector called linco-connect runs on the machine where the agent CLI is installed and keeps an authenticated WebSocket open to a channel: the official Linco service, the open reference platform, or a custom backend. Agent execution stays on your computer, while sessions, attachments and generated files become reachable from remote clients. The client shows streaming output, permissions, tools and long-running sessions, rather than acting as a generic message relay.

The repository contains linco-bridge-connect (the local connector), linco-bridge-platform (a NestJS and UniApp reference implementation of the open linco-demo channel) and documentation. It also exposes a connector SDK, protocol helpers, web SDKs and channel adapters for building your own H5, mini program, app or IM client. Verified agents are Codex CLI, Claude Code, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw. The full Linco App and the hosted cloud service are not included. License: MIT.

Key features

  • Local connector that keeps the agent CLI running on your own computer
  • Authenticated WebSocket bridge to the Linco channel, the reference platform or a custom backend
  • NestJS and UniApp reference platform for self-hosting and secondary development
  • Connector SDK, protocol helpers, web SDKs and channel adapters
  • Streaming output, permissions, attachments and generated files in remote clients

When to use it

  • Continuing a Hermes or Codex session from a phone or browser while the agent stays on your computer
  • Building a custom H5, mini program or IM front end for a local agent
  • Evaluating a self-hosted bridge platform before wiring it into your own backend

Who it is for: Developers who keep agent CLIs on a personal computer and want remote access to them, or want to build custom clients on an open bridge.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

Hermes Agent is one of four supported agents, and the README lists Hermes Agent v0.13.0 (2026.5.7) as the verified version.

How to install Linco Bridge

These commands are copied from the project's README. Check the repository for the latest steps before you run them.

npm install -g linco-connect

Requirements: Node.js 20 or 22 through 26, with 22 LTS recommended

Note: The README labels the project Open Source Alpha, so interfaces and compatibility may change.

FAQ

What is Linco Bridge?

Linco Bridge is an open bridge layer that links AI agent CLIs on your computer to web, mobile, mini program and IM clients. The agent keeps running locally while remote clients show its sessions and files.

Does Linco Bridge work with Hermes Agent?

Yes. The compatibility table lists Hermes as supported, with Hermes Agent v0.13.0 (2026.5.7) as the verified version, alongside Codex CLI, Claude Code and OpenClaw.

How do I install Linco Bridge?

Install the connector with npm install -g linco-connect, then run the init and start commands that the Linco App or the reference platform generates for you. The README says the generated commands are the source of truth.

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