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otterkit

v0.2.4

Published

OtterKit CLI — provision and connect tunnels for AI agents

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Maintainers

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Keywords

tunnelwebhookngroklocalhostai-agentmpptempostablecoindeveloper-tools

Readme

otterkit

Instant tunnels and webhooks for AI agents. Pay per use with MPP stablecoin payments.

Quick Start

# One-time: set up a wallet
curl -fsSL https://tempo.xyz/install | bash
tempo wallet login

# Create a tunnel
npx otterkit tunnel 3000

Commands

Tunnel

Expose a local port to the internet.

npx otterkit tunnel <port>                    # Foreground ($0.01)
npx otterkit tunnel <port> --daemon           # Background, 1h ($0.01)
npx otterkit tunnel <port> --daemon --ttl 4h  # Background, 4h ($0.03)

Webhook

Capture incoming HTTP requests without a local server.

npx otterkit webhook                           # Foreground ($0.01)
npx otterkit webhook --daemon --ttl 4h         # Background, 4h ($0.03)

Manage Daemons

npx otterkit status                            # List running daemons
npx otterkit stop <subdomain>                  # Stop a daemon

Options

| Flag | Description | Default | | ------------------ | -------------------------------- | ----------- | | --host <host> | Local host to forward to | 127.0.0.1 | | --account <name> | mppx account name | default | | --wallet <type> | tempo or mppx | auto-detect | | --daemon | Run in background | off | | --ttl <duration> | Daemon TTL: 1m, 1h, 4h, 12h, 24h | 1h |

Pricing

| Mode | TTL | Price | | ---------- | ---------------------- | ----- | | Foreground | While terminal is open | $0.01 | | Daemon | 1 min | $0.01 | | Daemon | 1 hour | $0.01 | | Daemon | 4 hours | $0.03 | | Daemon | 12 hours | $0.05 | | Daemon | 24 hours | $0.08 |

Payments in USDC or pathUSD on Tempo mainnet.

Wallet Setup

Option 1 - Tempo Wallet (recommended):

curl -fsSL https://tempo.xyz/install | bash
tempo wallet login

Option 2 - mppx:

npx mppx account create
npx mppx account fund

The CLI auto-detects which wallet is available. Use --wallet tempo or --wallet mppx to override.

How It Works

  1. CLI pays for a tunnel via MPP (HTTP 402 payment flow)
  2. Server provisions a public URL like https://agent-a1b2c3d4.otterkit.app
  3. CLI connects via WebSocket and forwards traffic to your local port
  4. Two-level keepalive (30s + 120s) keeps the tunnel alive

Links

License

MIT