docs: unify ws protocol + platform guides
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summary: "Bridge protocol (nodes): TCP JSONL, pairing, scoped RPC"
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summary: "Bridge protocol (legacy nodes): TCP JSONL, pairing, scoped RPC"
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read_when:
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- Building or debugging node clients (iOS/Android/macOS node mode)
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- Investigating pairing or bridge auth failures
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- Auditing the node surface exposed by the gateway
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# Bridge protocol (Node transport)
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# Bridge protocol (legacy node transport)
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The Bridge protocol is a **narrow, authenticated** transport for nodes
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(iOS/Android/macOS node mode). It keeps the Gateway WS control plane loopback‑only
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and exposes only a scoped set of methods for nodes.
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The Bridge protocol is a **legacy** node transport (TCP JSONL). New node clients
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should use the unified Gateway WebSocket protocol instead.
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If you are building an operator client (CLI, web UI, automations), use the
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If you are building an operator or node client, use the
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[Gateway protocol](/gateway/protocol).
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## Why we have both
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