Pinggy — публичный туннель к локальному серверу

★ 7.1 · devops

pinggy-tunnel is a Claude Code skill that exposes a local service to the public internet via a Pinggy SSH reverse tunnel, requiring nothing beyond the SSH client already present on Linux, macOS, and Windows 10+. Claude connects to `a.pinggy.io:443` and receives a public HTTP/HTTPS URL in return. The free tier provides 60-minute tunnels with a random subdomain and no sign-up; the Pro tier ($3/mo) via `PINGGY_TOKEN` removes the time cap and enables persistent subdomains. The skill covers the full workflow: verifying a local origin is up, launching the tunnel as a background process, parsing the URL from the log, and tearing it down cleanly. Access control flags — HTTP Basic Auth, Bearer-token gating, IP whitelisting, CORS headers, and HTTPS redirect — are stacked directly into the SSH username. Ideal for receiving webhooks from Stripe, GitHub, or Discord, sharing an MCP server or Ollama endpoint with a remote party, and any situation where installing ngrok or cloudflared would be overkill.