Bridge is the local operational console for Atlas Crew Security. Service inventory, visual config editor, log streamer, dependency-aware lifecycle. Bring up Synapse, Chimera, and Crucible together with a single command, route traffic through the closed loop, and watch what happens — without manually wiring four containers.
Most operational tooling for security platforms is plumbing — CLI flags, Docker Compose files, environment variables. Bridge is a real workspace: services you can see, configs you can edit visually, logs you can filter, ports you can click to open. The lab earns its own UI because running it should be tractable, not a project.
Bridge ships with a CLI for cross-product orchestration. The web UI is the primary surface, but power users can drive the whole lab from the terminal — useful for CI pipelines, scripted scenarios, or heads-down terminal sessions.
Bridge is deliberately narrow. It handles operations that span multiple products — lifecycle, multi-product configuration, scenario execution, integrated diagnostics. It is not a wrapper around per-product CLIs. The Crucible CLI, Synapse admin CLI, and Chimera tools stay independent for product-specific depth.
bridge up / down / status / resetbridge run-scenario <name>crucible scenarios list or other per-product commandsOn its own, Bridge is a local development tool — useful for running any of the security products independently, but most valuable when running them together. Inside the platform, it's the substrate that makes the closed-loop lab tractable: Synapse defends, Chimera is attacked, Crucible attacks and asserts, Bridge makes them all work in one place.
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