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Nex Wobble Bridge Architecture
Canonical Next.js bridge for secure, real-time communication between browser UIs and local agent gateways.
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nex-wobble-bridge-architecture
Example session with this skill installed
I need to connect my Next.js admin dashboard to my local agent gateway so I can restart agents and see their logs in real-time.
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- Compiled the nex-wobble-bridge-architecture
Generating Nex Bridge Architecture
- src/app/api/bridge/action/route.ts (with agent whitelist)
- src/app/api/bridge/logs/route.ts (with AbortSignal timeouts)
- server/index.js (WebSocket proxy shim)
- src/lib/useBridge.ts (React hook with auto-reconnect)
- .env.example (Gateway config)
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What you get
About this skill
Architectural Bridge for Local Agent Gateways
Modern browser-based agent UIs face a common networking hurdle: connecting a public-facing Next.js frontend to a local, private agent gateway (like OpenClaw) without exposing your backend to the public internet or hitting frustrating Cloudflare WebSocket timeouts.
This skill implements the Two-Hop WebSocket Proxy architecture. It provides a robust communication layer that sits between your Next.js App Router and your local agent services. By mediating the connection through a Node.js shim, it enables real-time service status, log streaming, and action whitelisting while ensuring your Gateway remains securely on your private network.
What it does
- Two-Hop WebSocket Proxy: Proxies real-time messages from Browser to Next.js Server to Local Gateway, surviving restarts and timeouts.
- Secure Action Whitelisting: Provides API routes with hardcoded agent/action whitelists to prevent unauthorized command execution.
- Resilient Client Hook: Includes a React
useBridgehook with automated exponential backoff and connection state management. - Unified Agent API: Standardized routes for service status, log tailing, and Telegram bot passthrough with signed timeouts.
Why use this skill?
While you could try to prompt an AI to "proxy a websocket," this skill delivers a production-hardened pattern used in real agent-orchestration stacks. It handles the edge cases developers often miss: graceful degradation when the bridge is offline, explicit timeout signaling to prevent hung fetches, and a "fail-closed" security model that avoids environment variable leakage.
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