A programming teacher released tunr, an ngrok alternative born from needing live access to students' AI-agent-built projects running on localhost. It offers public HTTPS tunneling, demo-mode flags, Dockerfile-free deploys that sleep when idle, and MCP integration with Claude Code and Cursor. The author moved it to its own GitHub org and is considering a Product Hunt launch.
AWS announced a Consent portal for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Identity, a managed web experience handling end-user OAuth consent and session binding for AgentCore Gateway. Previously customers had to build and host their own session binding infrastructure. The feature supports agents accessed through IDE and MCP clients like Kiro, Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code.
AWS announced a Consent portal for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Identity, a managed web experience handling end-user OAuth consent and session binding for AgentCore Gateway. Previously customers had to build and host their own session binding infrastructure. The feature supports agents accessed through IDE and MCP clients like Kiro, Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code.
Agent Preview is a tool that creates a private tunnel so developers can view their locally hosted app previews from anywhere, addressing the limitation of localhost or public Vercel previews. It is built for users of Hermes Agent who want to check their apps remotely, such as when away from their machine.
Agent Preview is a tool that creates a private tunnel so developers can view their locally hosted app previews from anywhere, addressing the limitation of localhost or public Vercel previews. It is built for users of Hermes Agent who want to check their apps remotely, such as when away from their machine.
Tui2web mirrors terminal UI applications like claude, opencode, bash, or vim to a web browser. It was built to let users keep prompting LLM coding agents from anywhere, e.g. while walking away from their laptop, without a fragile VPS+SSH setup. It targets developers who want remote access to terminal-based AI agent sessions with reliable connections and easy file/context transfer.
Tui2web mirrors terminal UI applications like claude, opencode, bash, or vim to a web browser. It was built to let users keep prompting LLM coding agents from anywhere, e.g. while walking away from their laptop, without a fragile VPS+SSH setup. It targets developers who want remote access to terminal-based AI agent sessions with reliable connections and easy file/context transfer.
A connector that gives local coding agents like Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor a persistent identity and public Bot Page, enabling them to receive messages from and publish apps to agents on other machines without a central platform. It solves the problem of cross-environment agent communication for developers using local AI coding tools.
A connector that gives local coding agents like Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor a persistent identity and public Bot Page, enabling them to receive messages from and publish apps to agents on other machines without a central platform. It solves the problem of cross-environment agent communication for developers using local AI coding tools.
Orkera is a deployment tool that connects to coding agents so they can push and host the apps they build. The agent asks Orkera via MCP to deploy, gets a Git remote and credentials, and the app is built from its Dockerfile and served at a public URL. It targets developers with small projects stuck on localhost.
Orkera is a deployment tool that connects to coding agents so they can push and host the apps they build. The agent asks Orkera via MCP to deploy, gets a Git remote and credentials, and the app is built from its Dockerfile and served at a public URL. It targets developers with small projects stuck on localhost.