Bootstrap a Bedrud HTTP server with routes, TLS, and a LiveKit adapter.
npx skills add https://github.com/themadorg/bedrud --skill bedrud-http
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bedrud-http Source: https://github.com/themadorg/bedrud/tree/main/.agents/skills/bedrud-http Command: npx skills add https://github.com/themadorg/bedrud --skill bedrud-http
Bedrud HTTP Layer provides a robust HTTP API surface for Bedrud, including server bootstrap, route handlers, and a LiveKit adapter, enabling production-grade deployments with consistent APIs and a pluggable architecture.
Start the Bedrud HTTP layer by running the production CLI to bootstrap the server with your config.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To add authentication to a Go HTTP API, configure the bootstrap to initialize auth routes for OAuth and local passkeys. The HTTP layer includes built-in route handlers exposing these authentication endpoints during server startup.
Yes, you can serve embedded frontend assets from a Go binary in production. The HTTP layer embeds SPA frontend assets directly into the binary and serves them from the same executable without external file dependencies.
Starting the HTTP layer with TLS requires a configured Go module named bedrud, the cmd/bedrud and internal/server stack, and configured TLS or TLS options. The production CLI provides run, install, and admin commands to manage the server.
Yes, the HTTP layer supports room management and admin operations through extensive route coverage. It exposes HTTP routes for room lifecycle, recordings, webhooks, and admin dashboards for production deployments.
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