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On any Linux box you can ssh into — a $12 VPS is enough:
ssh box 'curl -fsSL https://devpipe.com/provision.sh | sh'
On your laptop:
curl -fsSL https://devpipe.com/install.sh | sh dp add box dp new box/api --repo git@github.com:you/api.git --port 3000 dp attach box/api
That is the whole of it, and this site is not in the path: your daemon
listens on its own loopback and dp reaches it over ssh.
Nothing here can see your machine, and nothing here has to be up for it
to work.
Behind NAT, on a laptop, or reached from a browser. The machine dials out to the relay and waits there.
This path is slower and less private than ssh, and worth choosing only when ssh is not available: the relay terminates TLS, so it can see the token going past. It is a second way in, not a replacement.
Shown once. The relay keeps only what it hashes to, so asking again replaces this key — and the one it replaces stops working, which will disconnect a machine still using it.