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Create temporary HTTPS tunnels and file previews for localhost: share dev servers, preview files on mobile, or give temporary remote access to local services.
Tunelo exposes local ports or directories over a temporary public HTTPS URL (QUIC-backed relay). It supports running a child process and waiting for a port (useful for dev servers), a file explorer UI for browsing served directories, and optional password protection for shared links. Sessions are intended to be short-lived (public relay sessions ~2 hours).
Use Tunelo when you need to share a local dev server or files with someone who is not on your network, preview content on a phone, demo a running app, or provide a temporary external callback URL for webhooks. Do not use it for long-term hosting or highly sensitive data without additional controls.
tunelo port, tunelo serve, and running a process with a tunnel, plus useful options (relay, password, local-only mode).Works with agents that can run shell commands and need to provide users with a public URL for local services — typical for CLI-first agents and OpenClaw handlers that can run subprocesses.
Tunelo is a local-to-public tunneling and file preview skill. It provides clear SKILL.md documentation with well-structured trigger conditions, commands, and agent workflow examples. The main security concern is the curl-pipe-to-shell install instruction. No bundled scripts to test.
Well-documented skill with clear use cases and anti-patterns (when NOT to use). The curl | bash install is standard for CLI tools but remains a security concern. No data exfiltration or destructive commands detected. The skill is straightforward and does what it advertises.