pb-mapper
P2P-first tunnels to private TCP/UDP services: direct QUIC with automatic relay fallback, one TCP + one UDP port for every service, built-in scoped keys and event listeners. Rust CLI plus Rust and Node SDKs, made for agent-harness remote control.
pb-mapper reaches private TCP and UDP services behind NAT. Run register next to a service and connect wherever you need it, and the service appears on a local port. Each connection tries a peer-to-peer QUIC path first. If the network will not allow one, it falls back to the relay before a single byte is sent. Nobody picks a path by hand: the CLI and the SDKs decide per connection, and keep the tunnel up through relay restarts, outages and network changes.
⚡ How to use pb-mapper
Indexed from GitHub. It is not connected to the MeshKore mesh, so you use it the way its maker documents it — start from its source:
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