docs: add connectivity guide
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Three common ways to run it, in order of exposure:
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- **Same machine.** Daemon and browser on one box. Open `http://localhost:6767/`. Nothing else to configure.
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- **Private network (LAN or VPN).** Reach the daemon from other devices on a network you trust, a home LAN or a [Tailscale](https://tailscale.com) tailnet. Bind the daemon to that interface and connect to it by address.
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- **Private network (LAN or VPN).** Reach the daemon from other devices on a network you trust, a home LAN or a [Tailscale](https://tailscale.com) tailnet. Follow the [Connectivity guide](/docs/connectivity#tailscale) for the complete direct setup.
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- **Public reverse proxy or tunnel.** Expose the UI on a domain over HTTPS, terminating TLS at a reverse proxy or a tunnel. This is the full self-hosted setup.
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The rest of this page builds from local to public. **Verify a direct connection works before you add a proxy in front of it**, it isolates daemon problems from proxy problems.
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