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The Bridge Editor

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Overview

The bridge editor is the main workspace for developing and configuring your bridges. It has a split layout: the left side is the main editor area, and the right side has configuration tabs.

Main Views

Use the view tabs at the top to switch between:

  • Code — Monaco code editor with syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and error detection

  • Agent — Configure an AI agent that uses LLMs instead of code to handle requests

  • UI — Build customer-facing dashboards and action buttons without writing code

  • Monitoring — View real-time execution metrics, invocation logs, and performance charts

Right Panel Tabs

Test

Execute your bridge with test payloads directly from the editor. See request/response details, execution logs, and errors. The test runner also detects hardcoded secrets in your code and warns you.

Secrets

Link customer secrets to your bridge so they're available as environment variables at runtime. You can also create new secrets on the fly.

Security

View results of security reviews. Archway scans your code for vulnerabilities, hardcoded secrets, and unsafe patterns. Critical issues block deployment.

Versions

Browse the full version history of your bridge. Each deployment creates a new version. You can roll back to any previous version with one click.

Settings

Configure rate limiting, scheduled execution, report dashboards, customer visibility settings, and view endpoint details.

Header Actions

  • Code Templates — Browse and apply starter templates

  • Add UI — Enable the UI builder for customer-facing reports

  • Save — Save changes without deploying

  • Deploy — Deploy the bridge (includes automatic security review)

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