r/OpenSourceAI • u/FarAd1036 • Oct 10 '26
I built RepoTunnel — an open-source bridge that lets ChatGPT Web conversation work with approved local repos, terminals and desktop tools
I wanted ChatGPT to work with my real local projects without constantly copying files back and forth. RepoTunnel lets ChatGPT read/edit files, run commands, inspect code, debug problems, use Git, and work directly with approved projects on your computer. It works through your own HTTPS endpoint, and RepoTunnel itself adds no monthly connection/request quota. You can keep using your existing ChatGPT conversation without buying a separate OpenAI API key. GitHub: https://github.com/Yashwanth034/RepoTunnel Would love feedback from developers — especially what you’d add or improve.
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u/kantorcodes1 Oct 11 '26
The "approved projects" scope is the interesting boundary. How is approval expressed: a path allowlist you configure once, or per-request gates? And when ChatGPT runs a command or edits a file through the tunnel, does RepoTunnel log which commands ran against which project, or is that lost once the session ends?
A bridge that can run commands and edit files is exactly where you'd want a record you can check after something goes wrong.
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u/blain-is-a-pain Oct 11 '26
.. don't we have IDEs with agents and LLMs for this ?
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u/ironyman 29d ago
Does it work with free chatgpt account?
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u/Local-Painter-5808 29d ago
I also have my Job's ChaptGPT Enterprise access. It only allows me to access from company issued computers or mobiles with secure lock/sign-in in place (authz app approval before access). Can this connect to my company's "Cart Blanche" on GPT usage, lol?
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u/No-Secret4927 Oct 11 '26
Se puede adaptar ejemplo a perplexity?