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Expose localhost
Expose a local service to the public internet using ngrok.
Ngrok engine
Reference for ngrok's traffic model - what an endpoint is and what happens to traffic at the edge.
Ngrok setup
Get authenticated and ready to use ngrok on whatever surface the task needs - agent CLI, an SDK, or infrastructure-as-code.
Ngrok surfaces
How to apply an ngrok endpoint and Traffic Policy on whichever surface the user is actually working in - the agent CLI and ngrok.yml, the ngrok SDKs (Go, JavaScript, Python, Rust), the REST API at api.ngrok.com, the Terraform provider, and the Kubernetes Operator.
Provision sandbox access
Give every sandbox, container, device, or tenant its own isolated ngrok endpoint, provisioned programmatically at runtime from a controlplane.
Receive webhooks
Receive and verify inbound webhooks from providers like Stripe, GitHub, Twilio, Slack, or Shopify and deliver them to a local or private service without exposing that service to the public internet.
Secure endpoint
Put authentication, rate limiting, IP restrictions, header rules, or a custom response in front of an ngrok endpoint using a Traffic Policy, without changing application code.
Test mcp server
Expose an in-development MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for remote testing against AI model providers like Claude and OpenAI, with per-provider authentication and traffic inspection.
Troubleshoot ngrok
Diagnose and fix common ngrok errors and connection problems - offline endpoints (ERR_NGROK_3200), agent authentication and connection failures, upstream/tunnel connection refused, and Traffic Policy errors.
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