v0.1.1

• Keep setup and connection in one live terminal display, without borders or duplicate panels.
• Share a port with sprite-tunnel 3000; relay setup is automatic.
• Reuse the Sprite CLI login, OS keyring/file-backed credentials, and directory selection.
• Use --public or --private for access, and --sprite NAME to override selection.
• Create missing Sprites with the app:sprite-tunnel label and reuse working relays.
• Discover the bundled Linux relay automatically in Homebrew and standalone downloads.
• Authenticate private named-Sprite client/status requests using the existing login.
• Verified live sharing with CLI credentials, private/public access, labelled provisioning, and relay reuse.

v0.1.0

Homebrew

brew install kylemclaren/tap/sprite-tunnel

Supports macOS and Linux on Intel and ARM. The formula also bundles the Linux relay for installation onto a Sprite.

Initial release.

• Reverse HTTP tunnels over binary WebSockets and yamux, including HTTP streaming and WebSocket upgrades.
• Relay, client, install, status, and one-command bootstrap.
• Terminal dashboard with animated spinners, installation stages, connection history, and plain-output fallback.
• --url-auth public|sprite controls Sprite URL access and supports private-ingress authentication.
• Idempotent relay installation, protected secrets, automatic reconnect, and explicit client replacement.
• Production-only Sprites API access and app:sprite-tunnel labels for newly provisioned Sprites.
• Linux, macOS, and Windows builds for amd64 and arm64, with SHA-256 checksums.

Notes

• The installer targets Linux/amd64 Sprites. On macOS, Windows, or Linux/arm64, provide the Linux/amd64 relay binary with --binary, or run from source with Go installed.
• Live production tests passed for HTTP, concurrent requests, WebSocket echo, installation, and both URL authentication modes. The exact ingress idle-timeout limit remains unconfirmed.