AGG Loop

AGG Loop provides a command‑line tool that creates secure, public HTTPS URLs for locally running applications in seconds, without requiring manual port forwarding, DNS configuration, or certificate management. The workflow consists of installing a lightweight agent, generating a simple YAML configuration that maps a local port, authenticating the machine with a token, and starting the tunnel, which can also run as a daemon. The service works on Linux and macOS and is advertised to operate with any framework or language.

The tunnels are intended to be used for development and testing, such as sharing a local web server, testing webhooks, or demonstrating a prototype to remote collaborators. By default the public endpoint is served over HTTPS, and the system claims to handle the encryption automatically.

AGG Loop is positioned as a free, open‑source alternative to other tunneling utilities, emphasizing minimal configuration, zero‑cost usage, and a focus on security through kernel‑level networking components written in C. It is labeled experimental and targets developers who need quick, ad‑hoc exposure of local services.