Exposes local development services to the internet instantly using Cloudflare Quick Tunnels.
This skill provides a seamless way to share your local environment with the world without needing a Cloudflare account or complex DNS configuration. By leveraging Cloudflare Quick Tunnels (TryCloudflare), it generates temporary public URLs for your localhost services, running them in isolated tmux sessions for stability. It includes robust management features like time-to-live (TTL) expiration, automatic process cleanup, and live log monitoring, making it ideal for webhook testing, client demos, or mobile debugging directly from your terminal.
Key Features
01Instant public URL generation via TryCloudflare without an account
02Built-in garbage collection to clean up orphaned processes and state files
03Isolated process management using named tmux sessions
04Configurable Time-to-Live (TTL) for automatic tunnel expiration
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06Real-time log monitoring and status tracking for active tunnels
Use Cases
01Connecting a physical mobile device to a local backend API during development
02Sharing a local web project with a client or teammate for immediate feedback
03Testing incoming webhooks from services like Stripe, GitHub, or Twilio
