trqsh

trqsh / Command line

Your terminal. Now connected.

Bring your local apps to the internet. Install the CLI, connect your account, and create a public URL without leaving your terminal.

CLI v0.2.6
Choose where you will run trqsh
INSTALL THE CLI

One command to get started.

Choose an installation method for macOS. Run the command in your terminal.

Terminal · Shell
curl -fsSL https://trqsh.uz/install.sh | sh

Requires curl, tar and a SHA-256 tool.

Detects your platform, verifies the archive checksum and installs the native CLI.

Read the install script
Already installed? Run trqsh --version. Package-manager versions may differ from the binary release below.

An interactive console

Sign in, start tunnels and manage them from one terminal.

HTTP, TCP & UDP

Connect local apps and services with the protocols your plan supports.

Inspect local requests

See HTTP requests reaching your app and replay them while debugging.

After installation

From install to your first URL.

Keep your local app running. Open another terminal and follow these steps.

Full quickstart
01

Open the CLI

Check the installation, then launch the interactive console.

In your terminal
trqsh --versiontrqsh

New installs open the welcome guide. Follow it, or use the console steps below.

02

Connect your account

Approve the sign-in request in your browser and return to the console.

Inside the trqsh console
/login

Already connected through the welcome guide? You can skip this step.

03

Start a tunnel

Expose your running local app. Replace 3000 with its port.

Inside the trqsh console
/http 3000

Copy the public URL printed by trqsh. Keep the agent running while you share it.

Direct downloads

Native binaries. Your platform.

Choose the operating system and processor where the CLI will run. Extract the archive and add the binary to PATH.

Binary release v0.2.6 · Verify SHA-256 checksums

Release notes & previous versions

Good to know

A smooth first run.

Architecture, requirements, PATH and updates — the essentials before you connect.

Installation guide
Which architecture should I choose?

On macOS, choose Apple Silicon for an M-series chip or Intel for an Intel Mac. On Windows, check Settings → System → About → System type. On Linux, run uname -m: x86_64 means x64, while aarch64 means ARM64.

Do I need Node.js or Python?

Only for the corresponding package-manager install. The standalone archives contain a native CLI binary. The shell installer also installs that native binary directly.

What if the terminal cannot find trqsh?

Open a new terminal first. For a manual install, add the directory containing trqsh (trqsh.exe on Windows) to PATH. The shell installer prints its destination; npm and pipx use their own binary directories.

How do I update the CLI?

Inside the trqsh console, use /update check to check for an update. For npm or Python installs, update through the same package manager. Restart trqsh afterward. The installation guide covers each method.