@swyftlabs/serve
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Public tunnel for hosted serve accounts. Thin wrapper that downloads and invokes the native serve CLI.
Public tunnel for hosted serve accounts. This package is a thin wrapper: on
install (postinstall) it downloads the native serve CLI binary for your
platform from the public swyftlabs/serve-dist
releases, verifies its sha256 against checksums.txt, and extracts it. The
binary that runs is exactly the CI-published GoReleaser artifact — no Go code
is compiled here.
npm i -g @swyftlabs/serve
# or, without a global install:
npx @swyftlabs/serve 3000
serve login # authorize this device (prints a dashboard URL + code)
serve 3000 # expose localhost:3000 and print the public URL
serve mcp # run the MCP server for AI coding agents
See the README at the repository root for full onboarding. If your platform is unsupported by npm, install via the Homebrew tap or a release archive from serve-dist.
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Public tunnel for hosted serve accounts. Thin wrapper that downloads and invokes the native serve CLI.
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