portal-relay
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Set up and run a public Portal relay on any Linux host with a public IP — Docker Compose deployment, embedded authoritative DNS with one-time NS delegation, optional TCP/UDP lease ports for game hosting, and registration in the public relay pool. Use when the user asks to run their own relay, contribute a relay to the Portal network, self-host a relay instead of using public ones, or open a relay with game-server support. Do not use for exposing a local service (portal-expose), reaching a published service as a client (portal-connect), or for accessing a CLI agent remotely.
Install
npx skills add gosuda/portal-tunnel --skill portal-relay -a claude-code
Installs to .claude/skills/portal-relay/ · Each command fetches the skill straight from GitHub with the open skills CLI.
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