CLI client
A command-line companion to the console UI for creating, listing, and managing tunnels without leaving the terminal.
A public view of what we’re building next and what developers can already use — tunnels, MCP, webhook tooling, and guides.
Priorities may change. Quarters are targets, not commitments.
Work queued for the near term. Targets can shift as we learn from usage.
A command-line companion to the console UI for creating, listing, and managing tunnels without leaving the terminal.
Inspect live WebSocket session traffic in the product — frames, timing, and connection state alongside your HTTP request history.
Developer-facing surfaces you can use today.
Expose raw TCP services through Mercur with public host:port targets and connection metrics in the console.
Forward WebSocket connections over a public HTTPS URL so local WS services stay reachable during development.
Let an IDE agent list endpoints, search HTTP request history, and open full payloads via Mercur’s remote MCP server.
Try a public webhook URL without an account. Incoming requests appear in the browser; register to unlock Endpoints.
Quickstarts, security notes, troubleshooting, and step-by-step guides for webhook debugging and MCP setup.
We update it when priorities or ship status change. It is a living page, not a fixed annual plan.
No. Quarters are planning targets. Features can move earlier or later as we learn from usage and feedback.
Use Docs and Guides for setup, open the webhook tester without an account, or create an account for Endpoints, TCP/WS tunnels, and remote MCP.
Create an account for Endpoints and MCP, or open the docs for quickstarts and guides.