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uplink-cli

v0.1.35

Published

Expose localhost to the internet in seconds. Interactive terminal UI, permanent custom domains, zero config. A modern ngrok alternative.

Readme

Uplink CLI

Share your local app with others for demos, testing, review, and quick feedback — without deploying.

Uplink CLI

Key features

  • Expose any local port: Turn localhost:<port> into a public HTTPS URL like https://abc123.x.uplink.spot
  • Agent-first: Works well with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf (and other agentic tools)
  • Terminal-native: Start/stop tunnels and manage URLs from an interactive menu
  • No browser required: Create an account + token from the CLI (uplink signup), then automate everything
  • Open source CLI: Inspect, extend, and contribute

Why use Uplink

  • Fastest way to share localhost: Great for “can you look at this?” moments
  • Works great with agents: machine-readable --json, stable exit codes, and stdin token support
  • Share links + optional permanent URLs: Permanent URLs are available if enabled on your account

Learn more at uplink.spot

Install

npm install -g uplink-cli
# or
npx uplink-cli --help

Authenticate (no browser)

uplink signup --json                     # creates account + token
# or interactive: uplink (Get Started)
export AGENTCLOUD_TOKEN=your-token-here  # save securely

Quick start (interactive)

uplink        # open menu
  • Start Tunnel → pick or enter port → get URL (e.g., https://abc123.x.uplink.spot)
  • My Tunnels → see status and permanent URL if set
  • Create Permanent URL → pick tunnel → enter alias (if premium enabled)

Quick start (non-interactive)

# Create tunnel (any port: 3000, 8080, 5173, etc.)
echo "$AGENTCLOUD_TOKEN" | uplink --token-stdin tunnel create --port 3000 --json

# List tunnels
echo "$AGENTCLOUD_TOKEN" | uplink --token-stdin tunnel list --json

# Set alias (if enabled on account)
echo "$AGENTCLOUD_TOKEN" | uplink --token-stdin tunnel alias-set --id tun_xxx --alias myapp --json

Agent essentials

  • --json: stdout = JSON only; stderr = logs/errors
  • --token-stdin: read token once from stdin (avoid argv leaks)
  • --api-base: override API host if needed
  • Exit codes: 0 ok; 2 usage; 10 auth missing/invalid; 20 network; 30 server/unknown
    See docs/AGENTS.md for the full contract.

Key commands

  • uplink menu — interactive UI
  • uplink tunnel create --port <p> [--alias <a>] [--json]
  • uplink tunnel list --json
  • uplink tunnel alias-set --id <id> --alias <a> --json
  • uplink tunnel alias-delete --id <id> --json
  • uplink tunnel stats --id <id> --json
  • uplink tunnel stop --id <id> --json
  • uplink signup --json — create user + token (no auth)

Environment

export AGENTCLOUD_TOKEN=your-token
export AGENTCLOUD_API_BASE=https://api.uplink.spot
export TUNNEL_CTRL=tunnel.uplink.spot:7071
export TUNNEL_DOMAIN=x.uplink.spot

Troubleshooting

  • “No running tunnel clients found” — make sure the tunnel client is still running; restart uplink and start a tunnel.
  • Auth errors — verify AGENTCLOUD_TOKEN is set/exported; use --token-stdin.
  • Relay errors — ensure TUNNEL_CTRL=tunnel.uplink.spot:7071.

Docs

  • Menu reference: docs/MENU_STRUCTURE.md
  • Agent guide: docs/AGENTS.md
  • Open source CLI scope vs backend: docs/OPEN_SOURCE_CLI.md

License

MIT