The hero inherits the uploaded engine scene and uses it as the landing system, not as decoration.
Active focus: HTTP Routing. Fast public exposure without hiding the forwarding path.
Public URL
miransas-dev.binboi.link
Stable enough for providers to call back into local development.
Tunnel state
ACTIVE
Handshake, attach, and proxy lifecycle surfaced instead of hidden.
Debugging clue
Signature mismatch
Headers, raw body, status, and response timing stay close together.
Reserve subdomain
Allocated stripe-dev.binboi.link
Forward to localhost
Sent POST /webhooks/stripe to 127.0.0.1:3000
Live relay terminal
HTTP Routing
operator@binboi:~$ tail -f relay.log
Public URL reserved: https://stripe-dev.binboi.link
> Matched host and active tunnel session
> Forwarded request to localhost:3000/webhooks/stripe
Delivery completed with 200 OK in 38ms
Tunnel truth
Public URL, route, and target stay visible.
Webhook focus
Signatures, retries, and app failures get first-class attention.
Operator feel
CLI auth, docs, dashboard, and AI search act like one product.
The tunnel is only the first answer.
The rest of the landing now follows the same visual language as the hero: beam-edged panels, glowing control surfaces, and product sections that stay focused on debugging, not generic SaaS filler.
Follow the full handoff from edge to localhost.
Binboi is designed around the moment after the public URL works. Read what actually arrived, which host matched, how long the target took, and where the request went next.
Diagnose provider failures before you redeploy.
Stripe, Clerk, Supabase, GitHub, Neon, and Linear all surface different versions of the same problem: the provider delivered something, but your local app still rejected it.
Keep the relay honest about what happened.
Raw logs are useful, but lifecycle events, tunnel state, and product-level notes are what make the control plane readable under pressure.
Separate operator accounts from machine credentials.
Users create tokens in the dashboard, the CLI uses those tokens for machine auth, and the product stays honest about free and paid plan foundations while billing matures.
Use the same public workflow across the providers that trigger real debugging work.
Stripe, Clerk, Supabase, GitHub, Neon, and Linear all force you to care about callback URLs, signature handling, retries, or target routes. Binboi keeps those realities close to the product instead of hiding them behind a single tunnel command.
Payments
Stripe
Keep a stable public URL for local payment webhooks and diagnose signature failures before pushing a preview deployment.
Authentication
Clerk
Inspect auth events, signature headers, and callback behavior when identity webhooks hit your local development environment.
Backend
Supabase
Route auth and database-triggered callbacks into local handlers while preserving the headers you need for verification.
Developer workflows
GitHub
Receive webhook deliveries for issues, pull requests, and app callbacks without exposing your entire stack permanently.
Data platforms
Neon
Validate database event delivery and compare payloads against the exact local route that handled them.
Ops and automation
Linear
Test issue automation and webhook consumers with clear request visibility and reproducible callback URLs.
Start with the same premium surface language all the way through the product.
The hero now drives the landing instead of sitting beside generic sections. The same beam and glow treatment carries into showcase panels, feature cards, docs links, and the closing CTA so the page feels like one product system.