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MTRP is a lightweight multi-transport routing protocol for MOSH-class embedded nodes.

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	*  Support small embedded nodes with limited RAM and flash.
	*  Allow multiple transport backends under one routing layer.
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	*  Home

Guides

	*  Getting Started
	*  First Node
	*  Architecture Map

MOSH

	*  MOSH Overview
	*  Architecture
	*  Virtual Wires
	*  Elements
	*  Node Roles

IMC

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	*  Carrier Model
	*  MTRP Carrier

MTRP

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	*  Frame Format
	*  Control Messages
	*  Addressing
	*  Routing Behavior
	*  Routing Policies
	*  Internal Tables
	*  Transport Model
	*  Security Model

Hardware

	*  Support Matrix
	*  Official Nodes
	*  Peripherals

Legacy

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MOSH is a modular smart-home and embedded networking platform built around flexible nodes, reusable elements, and transport-independent communication.

It is designed to let small devices, bridge nodes, and higher-capability controllers participate in one system while keeping routing, messaging, and application behavior clearly separated.</description>
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