Dev suggests self-hosting via Tailscale only: no open ports, tailnet as sole access path
vincesitzmann · x · 2026-10-28
In a reply about self-hosting security, developer vincesitzmann confirms his tool is designed to run only in trusted networks or a tailnet, and says he'll clarify this in the README. His practical tip: ask your coding agent to set it up so no ports are open to the local network, with the tailnet as the only way in — the agent can handle the configuration for you.
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