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# Public Production Ports
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TrapOS public production services use the `4242-4244` TCP range. Keep local developer defaults separate from these public ports so tests and local tools can run without binding production-facing addresses.
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| `4242` | opencode server HTTP API | Production/public port for `opencode serve`. Local/dev examples may still use opencode's default `4096`. |
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| `4243` | Reserved | Formerly the ComputerCraft bridge WebSocket (removed with `tools/mcp-bridge`). Free for a future service. |
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| `4244` | Reserved | Free public production port reserved for a future service. Do not assign it casually in local tooling. |
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| `4444` | trapos-server gateway | Fastify service (`tools/trapos-server`) exposing the `trapos-cloud-gateway` WebSocket at `/gateway`. Sits **outside** the `4242-4244` range on purpose (4244 stays reserved). Default `TRAPOS_SERVER_PORT`; serve with `just serve`. |
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## Local Vs Production
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- Local/dev opencode: `http://127.0.0.1:4096`.
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- Public/production opencode: `http://<public-host>:4242`.
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Production services exposed on public ports should use the normal deployment controls for the host: authentication where supported, firewall rules, and TLS or a reverse proxy when crossing untrusted networks.
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