feat: remove bridge documentation

src/pages/ai/quickstart.mdx

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Storacha can be used to dynamically store data generated by AI Agents, or for st
   Coming soon: mutable and private data!
 </Callout>
 
-To store data from an AI Agent you can use the JS Client, Go Client or the HTTP Bridge (language independent). Either way, your AI Agent is going to need 2 things - an identity (a DID) and a delegation allowing it to store data to a [Space](../how-to/create-space.mdx). **This should be done offline, on your development machine.**
+To store data from an AI Agent you can use the JS Client or Go Client. Either way, your AI Agent is going to need 2 things - an identity (a DID) and a delegation allowing it to store data to a [Space](../how-to/create-space.mdx). **This should be done offline, on your development machine.**
 
 ## Generate a DID
 
@@ -78,13 +78,12 @@ This will create a delegation with the minimum permissions required for your age
 
 ## Integrate with an AI Agent
 
-The JS Client, Go Client or HTTP Bridge can be integrated directly in _any_ AI Agent. In client libraries you simply need to load the agent identity (DID) and the delegation you created above.
+The JS Client or Go Client can be integrated directly in _any_ AI Agent. In client libraries you simply need to load the agent identity (DID) and the delegation you created above.
 
 Instructions for initializing clients with an identity and delegation:
 
 - [JS Client](../how-to/upload.mdx#bring-your-own-delegations)
 - [Go Client](../go-client.mdx#load-private-key-and-proofs)
-- [HTTP Bridge](../how-to/http-bridge.mdx)
 
 We also provide integrations for specific frameworks making it even easier to use Storacha in these environments.