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Depending on your use, three possibilities to connect to Golem.ai : HTTP, Websocket or Socket.

HTTP, Websocket or Socket ?

	HTTP	Websocket	TCP
Setup	Very fast	Fast	Variable
Availabre functionalities	Limited	All	All
Protocol format	JSON	JSON	JSON
Possible SSL/TLS connection ?	Yes - HTTPS	Yes - WSS	No (coming soon)
Recommended use	Prototyping Web page	Web page	Web server (back) Desktop softwares Home automation, robotics, connected objects

A common protocol

HTTP, sockets and websockets are sharing a protocol which is mostly common.
In HTTP mode the protocol will sometimes be shortened : a unique request instead of several successive messages in socket/websocket.

Console use

If your server has been creating using the console, at some point the protocol will ask you to provide the Token of the server.

Note:
If you are making a public application (web page for example) this token will be public. The server created from the console being usable only in a limited way (Fixed context), the publication of the token is not a problem : only the user requests to be analyzed will be processed.

Finally, to connect to a server which has been created using the console, the following connection addresses will have to be used :

TCP : golem.ai:3003
Web Socket : golem.ai:3004/ws
Web Socket Sécurisé (WSS) : golem.ai:3005/ws
HTTP : golem.ai:3004/http
HTTPS : golem.ai:3005/http

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HTTP, Websocket or Socket ?

A common protocol

Console use

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