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Torreable

Publish static websites as Tor hidden services (.onion sites) via MCP.

Requirements

  • Python 3.10+

  • Tor running with control port enabled

Installing Tor

macOS:

brew install tor
brew services start tor

Linux:

apt install tor
systemctl start tor

Make sure Tor has a control port. Add to /etc/tor/torrc or ~/.torrc:

ControlPort 9051

Related MCP server: Aigist MCP

Installation

Click the button to install:

Install in Goose

Or install manually:

Go to Advanced settings -> Extensions -> Add custom extension. Name to your liking, use type STDIO, and set the command to uvx torreable. Click "Add Extension".

Tools

Tool

Description

create_site(name, directory)

Register a static site

preview(name)

Local preview at localhost

publish(name)

Publish to Tor network

unpublish(name)

Take offline, keep address

destroy(name)

Delete site and address

list_sites()

Show all sites and status

How it works

  1. Sites are stored in ~/.torreable/sites/

  2. Each site keeps its Tor private key, so the .onion address persists

  3. Publishing starts a local HTTP server and creates an ephemeral Tor hidden service

  4. Sites are only reachable while torreable is running

Example

> create_site("myblog", "/path/to/blog/dist")
Created site 'myblog' -> /path/to/blog/dist

> preview("myblog")
Preview running at http://localhost:52431

> publish("myblog")
Published at http://abc123...xyz.onion

> unpublish("myblog")
Unpublished 'myblog'. Address abc123...xyz.onion preserved for later.

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