What problem does it solve? Local development servers, webhook receivers, and demo endpoints are unreachable from the public internet, and installing tunnel daemons like ngrok or cloudflared is not always possible or desirable. This Skill creates public URLs for local ports using only the stock SSH client. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Zero-Install Tunneling: Connects to a.pinggy.io over SSH on port 443 to create HTTP, TCP, or TLS reverse tunnels with no binary installation. - Access Control Flags: Gates tunnels with HTTP Basic auth, bearer tokens, IP whitelists, CORS headers, and forced HTTPS via SSH username keywords. - Ready-Made Recipes: Includes end-to-end patterns for receiving webhook callbacks, exposing MCP servers over HTTP, sharing local LLM endpoints (Ollama/vLLM), and password-protected dev server sharing. - Use Case: You need Stripe to POST a webhook to your laptop during local testing. The Skill starts a capture server on port 18080, opens a token-gated Pinggy tunnel, parses the public https URL from the log, and hands it back for registration. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to expose local port 8000 to the internet using a Pinggy tunnel and return the public URL.
