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"Exposing an MCP server via a public tunnel with mcp-proxy" matching MCP tools:

  • Stop a running sudo-proxy daemon locally or on a remote host. Sends a stop request, waits for the socket to disappear, and removes stale tunnel sockets.
    MIT
  • Register a tunnel subdomain to create a secure webhook relay for inspecting requests and tracing AI pipelines without requiring authentication tokens.
    AGPL 3.0
  • List active managed tunnels created via adb_tunnel_open, displaying tunnel ID, device, direction, and endpoints.
    Apache 2.0

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    Enables routing context and execution across AI tools like Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and ChatGPT with a shared memory, task board, and context bus, plus local file conversion.
    9 npm
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    Apache 2.0
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    Enables two Claude agents to communicate directly through an end-to-end encrypted tunnel, eliminating the need for manual copy-pasting and facilitating real-time collaboration.
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  • Monitor active database tunnels by listing those currently open, each with a live health probe. Identifies connections and pins for each tunnel.
    MIT
  • Sets up transparent proxy on an Android emulator via ADB, installing system CA and enabling iptables capture to intercept traffic from apps that ignore the system proxy.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the SSH tunnel or jump host profile for a database connection, with secrets redacted. Use test_connection to verify the tunnel actually connects.
    MIT
  • Opens an SSH connection and creates a persistent local, remote, or SOCKS5 proxy tunnel to a named server, returning a tunnel ID for later closure.
    MIT
  • Creates a managed ADB tunnel between host and device, automatically assigning a free host port for forward connections. Returns an opaque tunnel ID for later cleanup.
    Apache 2.0
  • Capture all Android app traffic, including apps that ignore the system proxy, by redirecting TCP ports 80 and 443 via iptables DNAT. Uses adb reverse tunnel for loopback; requires root.
    MIT
  • Establish SSH tunnels for port forwarding or SOCKS proxy. Specify server, tunnel type, and local port to secure remote connections.
    MIT
  • Deploy source files to a pod: create it if missing, upload files, install dependencies, restart the app, and provide a public HTTPS URL via Cloudflare tunnel once it responds.
    MIT
  • Open a public tunnel to any local service. Supports HTTP, TCP, UDP, and P2P tunnels for webhook testing, sharing dev servers, or exposing databases.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Force-close a specific tunnel by its ID to instantly stop its public URL. Use after a webhook test or demo ends.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Configure Android emulator to route traffic through a local proxy by installing a system CA and setting device proxy via adb reverse tunnel or LAN IP.
    MIT
  • Closes an SSH forward tunnel by its ID. Use this to cancel an active tunnel; unknown IDs return an error.
    Apache 2.0
  • Set up an ADB reverse tunnel to route proxy traffic from an Android emulator through the host, bypassing emulator NAT and host firewall for HTTP interception.
    MIT