Expose localhost services publicly via SSH reverse tunnels through Pinggy.
npx skills add https://github.com/Signmanal/VIGIL --skill pinggy-tunnel-signmanal
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pinggy-tunnel Source: https://github.com/Signmanal/VIGIL/tree/main/optional-skills/devops/pinggy-tunnel Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Signmanal/VIGIL --skill pinggy-tunnel-signmanal
This Skill eliminates the need to install dedicated tunneling software or configure complex network rules to share local services, development servers, or webhook endpoints with external parties for temporary testing and collaboration.
Use the pinggy-tunnel skill to generate a public HTTPS URL for your local service running on port 8000 so you can share it with external webhook providers or teammates for one-off testing.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can expose localhost dev servers to the public internet by establishing SSH reverse tunnels through Pinggy, generating temporary public HTTPS URLs for external testing and collaboration without installing dedicated tunneling software.
Yes, you can test webhooks locally without deployment by creating a public tunnel endpoint for your local webhook receiver using an SSH client, allowing external providers to reach your local service directly.
No additional software installation is required to create an SSH tunnel; the skill uses the stock SSH client available on your host PATH to connect to Pinggy servers and establish the public tunnel.
The best way to share a local LLM inference endpoint is to use a zero-install SSH tunnel to expose the local service port publicly, enabling remote access for testing without cloud deployment.
Zero-install tunneling supports access control and CORS for shared endpoints, offering HTTP Basic auth, bearer token gates, IP whitelisting, and HTTPS redirects to secure your publicly exposed local services.
You should not use SSH reverse tunnels for permanent production hosting or long-term traffic, as this approach is designed for temporary public sharing, one-off testing, and remote collaboration workflows.
SuperlendDiagnose and fix Chrome MCP extension connectivity by reconfiguring native hosts.
zeronx798Exposes local network services via SSH-based reverse tunneling.
davpatel605-beepExposes local services to the internet via SSH reverse tunnels.
brittaniebuffiecsuEstablish an SSH reverse tunnel to expose a localhost service via Pinggy.
