| name | wormhole |
| description | Use this skill when the user wants to expose a local server or localhost application to the internet via a public URL tunnel. |
wormhole Plugin
Open-source ngrok alternative to expose local servers to the internet with one command. Built with Go and Cloudflare Workers.
Commands
Tunneling
wormhole tunnel start — Expose a local HTTP server to the internet
Utility
wormhole self version — Print wormhole version
wormhole _ _ — Passthrough to wormhole CLI
Usage Examples
- "Expose my local server on port 8080 to the internet"
- "Tunnel port 3000 with a custom subdomain"
- "Expose my dev server with traffic inspection enabled"
Installation
go install github.com/MuhammadHananAsghar/wormhole@latest
Examples
wormhole tunnel start 8080
wormhole tunnel start 8080 --subdomain myapp
wormhole tunnel start 3000 --inspect
wormhole tunnel start 5000 --subdomain myproject --inspect
Key Features
- One-command public URL for local servers
- Custom subdomains (free)
- Traffic inspector for request/response details
- WebSocket support
- Built on Cloudflare Workers (fast, reliable)
- No account or API key required
Notes
- Supports HTTP servers only (no HTTPS required locally)
- Custom subdomains are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis
- Traffic inspector shows detailed request/response information
- The tunnel stays active until the command is terminated
- For persistent tunnels, consider setting up a process manager