Everything below is under Plugins → Claude Bridge in Indigo. Each item writes its answer to the Indigo Event Log, unless it says otherwise.
Connecting
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What it does
Print MCP Client Connection Information
Writes ready-made settings for the Claude desktop app, three ways: through your Indigo Reflector for use away from home, and on your home network over https or plain http. It also says where Indigo keeps its local secrets file. The addresses the plugin answers on are logged every time it starts, too.
Checking on the plugin
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What it does
Print Plugin Health (uptime / sessions / tool latencies)
How long the plugin has been running, how many Claude sessions are connected, how long each tool takes to answer, and the request limits each access key is held to.
Print Tool Explorer URL
The web address of a page that lists every tool and what each one takes. Open it in any web browser. It asks for your Indigo login or access key, like any other page from Indigo’s web server.
Writes a starter scopes.json, the file that gives each access key its own permissions, and says where it is. If you already have one, it tells you where and leaves it alone. The Settings page explains how to fill it in.
Reload scopes.json
Reads scopes.json again after you have edited it, and says how many keys it names. No restart is needed.
Print Recent Changes
The last 20 changes made through Claude, newest first — when, which key by name, what was asked for and what happened — and the folder where the whole record is kept.
Clear Read-Cache
Forgets every answer the plugin is holding on to, so the next question is answered fresh. You rarely need it, because the plugin drops an answer as soon as something it depends on changes.
Event webhooks
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What it does
Print Event Webhook Subscriptions
Every webhook, with what it watches, where it sends, whether it is switched on, how many messages it has sent and its last error. It never shows the signing key.
Re-enable Quarantined Event Webhooks
A webhook whose receiver fails five times in a row is switched off, so it does not keep retrying. Once the receiver is working again, this switches those webhooks back on.
Clear All Event Webhook Subscriptions
Deletes every webhook. It cannot be undone.
Tools from other plugins
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What it does
Print Plugin-Provided MCP Tools
Every installed plugin that adds tools of its own, the tools it adds, and whether those tools are allowed to make changes.
Rescan Plugin-Provided MCP Tools
Looks for other plugins’ tools again, straight away. A Claude session that is already open sees a new tool only when you start a new session.
Log and support
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What it does
Toggle Timestamps in Log (on/off)
Turns on or off the time, to the thousandth of a second, at the start of each of the plugin’s lines in the Event Log. It is on when you install the plugin, and the plugin remembers your choice.
Show Plugin Info
The plugin’s version, Indigo’s version, the macOS version, the Mac’s processor type, the Python version, the plugin’s local address, how many tools it has, where scopes.json lives, and whether timestamps are on. Paste this into any issue you open.
Indigo’s own items
Configure opens the plugin’s settings, which the Settings page explains. Reload restarts the plugin. Use Reload when you want to restart Claude Bridge — a request from Claude to restart it is refused, because the plugin cannot restart itself while it is still answering that request.