Adom Bridge

@@ -363,6 +363,8 @@ <p>Sign in to your Adom account inside the app (Connections panel) and your cloud containers appear in the connection list and connect automatically: no JSON, no copy-paste. An AI in a container registers itself with one command. Deep dive: <a href="docs/auth-and-cloud-config.md">sign-in and cloud configuration</a>.</p> <h2>Many machines, many containers</h2> <p>One desktop can connect to many containers, many desktops can share one container, and both at once. Address any desktop by name with <code>--target</code>. Deep dive with a topology diagram: <a href="docs/topology.md">connection topology</a>.</p>+<h2>Your mesh, and prompts that follow you</h2>+<p>Every Adom Bridge signed into your account finds the others through the Adom Mesh: relay mode by default (nothing listens on your PC; boxes talk through the Adom-hosted mesh relay, end-to-end encrypted on per-machine keys), direct mode on the same network if you switch it on. A human trusts each new machine into the mesh with one click that settles every box. And a permission prompt raised on any of your machines appears on all of them, with a chip naming the box it belongs to; decide it wherever you are, in Adom Bridge or (2.1.74) in Hydrogen's own dialog, and the decision lands on the origin. Deep dive: <a href="docs/mesh.md">the Adom Mesh and cross-box permission prompts</a>.</p> <h2>Running under Hydrogen</h2> <p>When Hydrogen is present it runs Adom Bridge embedded: hidden window, Hydrogen-owned permission prompts, and a distinct taskbar tile. If Hydrogen ever goes away, Adom Bridge comes back standalone so your machine stays reachable. Deep dive: <a href="docs/hydrogen-desktop.md">how Adom Bridge interacts with Hydrogen</a>.</p> <h2>The laptop GUI</h2>