A source-grounded skill gives your assistant exact OSC knowledge. A local MCP bridge lets it read your console, analyse it and propose changes. Nothing moves until you approve it.
Opens your email app, addressed to [email protected]. We reply with what is ready today.
+============================================================================+ X32-BRIDGE MCP RUNTIME CONSOLE Powered by DXBMARK LLC +============================================================================+ Type / for interactive menu | Type /help for list APPLICATION Product / version : X32-Bridge MCP · Version 0.1.0 · Source unavailable SYSTEM OS / version : Ubuntu 24.04.5 LTS 24.04 Architecture / shell : x86_64 · bash RUNTIME uv : uv 0.11.32 (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu) · ~/.local/bin/uv Managed CPython : 3.12.3 Frozen launcher : enabled Application files : available · ~/.m32-bridge/app CONSOLE Configuration state : missing Endpoint : not_configured Label / intended target : not_set · Unknown / not declared Connection state : not_checked Operational state : setup_required SAFETY OSC writes / scan : 0 · not_run Admin / System Python : not_used · unchanged Type / to open all commands.
The runtime console opens with a local status report. Nothing is configured, scanned or written.
Captured from the real runtime console, running against its built-in console emulator.
Watch a change travel the safe way: proposed, approved by you, applied, then read back from the console.
An original DXBMARK study, modelled and rendered live in your browser.
The safety checks are not a queue. They run on your machine in milliseconds, so the only waits are your assistant thinking and one tap from you.
1. You
“Bring the vocals up a little.” Say it the way you would tell an engineer.
Your words
2. Assistant
Faders, gain, routing and names, straight from the live desk.
About 35 ms per read*
3. Bridge
Risk tier, allow-list and policy run on your own machine. No cloud round trip.
Runs locally
4. You
One tap on the exact change. Nothing moves before it, and anything unclear waits.
One tap
5. Console
Written, read back from the console, and logged. Roll back if you change your mind.
Read-back check
* Measured on the bundled console emulator, on one machine: connect 5 ms, overview 4 ms, channel read 35 ms. A real console over your network will differ. Assistant response time depends on the assistant you use. The bridge has not been verified on production hardware.
Every operation is classified before anything moves.
Read-only. No approval needed.
Reversible, allow-listed. Dry run first, then verify.
Explicit human approval and a recovery plan.
Fail closed. Never autonomous.
Every request passes policy, approval and audit before it reaches the console. Dashed paths are on the roadmap.
One user-level installer for macOS, Linux and Windows. No admin rights, no system changes.
Enter the console's known IP. One read-only check confirms it answers. Nothing is scanned.
Copy the generated config into Claude Desktop, Codex or Gemini CLI. We never edit your client files.
Installs for your user only. No admin rights, no network scan, no OSC writes. Early-access build; run m32-bridge setup afterwards.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DXBMARK/m32-bridge/main/scripts/install.sh | sh -s -- --channel mainClaude Code
mkdir -p .claude/skills && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DXBMARK/x32-m32-osc-skill/main/dist/skill.zip -o x32-skill.zip && unzip -oq x32-skill.zip -d .claude/skills && rm x32-skill.zipGitHub Copilot / VS Code
mkdir -p .github/skills && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DXBMARK/x32-m32-osc-skill/main/dist/skill.zip -o x32-skill.zip && unzip -oq x32-skill.zip -d .github/skills && rm x32-skill.zipChatGPT: download skill.zip and upload it under Skills. Codex and Antigravity: adapters and full guide on GitHub.
One local bridge. The assistants you already use connect to it over standard MCP.
X32-Bridge MCP
Claude Desktop
Local stdio
Gemini CLI
Local stdio
Codex
Local stdio
Antigravity
Local stdio
ChatGPT
Remote MCP, secure tunnel
Any MCP client
Standard stdio MCP
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Codex and Antigravity names and logos belong to their owners and are shown only to describe compatibility. DXBMARK LLC is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Compatible with
Midas
M32 family
Behringer
X32 family
Works with consoles that speak the published OSC interface, using the addresses documented for each model.
Midas, Behringer, M32 and X32 and their logos are trademarks of their respective owners. DXBMARK LLC is not affiliated with or endorsed by Midas, Behringer or Music Tribe.
No. X32/M32 AI Control Suite is an independent DXBMARK product that works with consoles using the published OSC interface. Midas, Behringer and the M32 and X32 names belong to their owners and are used only to describe compatibility. The 3D console shown is our own original study, not a product image.
Not by default. Setup performs zero OSC writes and writes stay locked until you unlock them. A change is a proposal you review and approve, it is checked against its risk tier, read back from the console afterwards, and can be rolled back. Uncertain or undocumented operations fail closed.
The OSC Expert Skill (v1.1.0) is released under the MIT licence and runs offline. The X32-Bridge MCP is at version 0.1.0 and still in development. It has not been verified on production hardware yet, and we say so plainly.
ChatGPT cannot launch a local command, so it needs a remote MCP deployment, for example through a secure tunnel. Claude Desktop, Codex and Gemini CLI connect locally.
No. You give it the console address. It does not scan subnets or guess IPs.
Tell us about your console and your setup. We reply with what is ready today.
Email [email protected]Independent product by DXBMARK LLC. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Music Tribe, Midas or Behringer. Midas, Behringer, M32 and X32 are trademarks of their respective owners, used only to describe compatibility. The console model is original artwork.