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Launch HexStrike AI with an ngrok HTTPS tunnel for remote interaction.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mcp_ngrok" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Start mcp_ngrok to create an ngrok HTTPS tunnel for HexStrike AI and launch the Flask API and MCP bridge.
Startup status showing the service is running, including the ngrok-exposed remote access URL or related status details.
Use mcp_ngrok to start a remotely accessible MCP bridge so I can connect from an external environment for testing.
Starts the MCP bridge and related API service, then provides the access status needed for remote interaction.
When running HexStrike AI locally, a developer can use this tool to quickly create an ngrok HTTPS tunnel so external environments can access it remotely.
When both a Flask API and an MCP bridge need to run together, this tool can start the related services in one step for remote interaction and integration testing.
It launches HexStrike AI, creates an HTTPS tunnel with ngrok, and starts a Flask API plus an MCP bridge to support remote interaction.
Based on the description, it uses an ngrok HTTPS tunnel to expose the service, so ngrok is a core part of it. For exact installation steps, see the source repository.
The description explicitly says it starts a Flask API and an MCP bridge, enabling remote interaction for HexStrike AI. For more detailed runtime behavior, see the source repository.
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