bore — проброс локального порта в интернет

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bore is an open-source CLI tool written in Rust that exposes a local TCP port to a public address with a single command, bypassing NAT and firewall restrictions. Reach for it when you need to show a client a site running on your laptop, receive a webhook from an external service into your local dev environment, or give a teammate access to a test instance sitting behind a home router — any time you need to make something on localhost reachable from the internet. Built in Rust (~400 lines of safe async code), it installs via cargo install bore-cli, Homebrew, AUR, Gentoo overlay, prebuilt binaries for macOS/Windows/Linux, or a Docker image for AMD64. Traffic is relayed through an intermediate server — you can use the public bore.pub instance or self-host with bore server; optional shared secret authentication and specific remote port selection are supported. The direction is outbound — forwarding local ports to the public internet, not VPN-style inbound tunneling. It does exactly one thing: proxy TCP traffic, with no HTTP inspection, dashboard, or persistent URLs. Well-suited for temporary demos and local development; not a replacement for permanent hosting, as the tunnel exists only