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Print the ephemeral port-proxy URL for one or more ports on the current agent’s VM to share dev servers and previews.
murmur url port <port> [port ...]
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
port | int | yes | One or more port numbers (1—65535). Each port prints one URL on its own line. |
murmur url port 3000
https://github_app-acme-a1b2c3d4e5f6-3000.port.murmur.example.com/?agent=fix-auth
murmur url port 3000 8080
https://github_app-acme-a1b2c3d4e5f6-3000.port.murmur.example.com/?agent=fix-auth
https://github_app-acme-a1b2c3d4e5f6-8080.port.murmur.example.com/?agent=fix-auth
{provider}-{org}-{short-id}-{port}, where the short ID is derived from the agent’s workflow ID. The ?agent= parameter carries the agent’s slug for readability.
| Code | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
MURMUR_WORKFLOW_ID not set — url port must run on a VM | The command is not running on an agent VM. | Run murmur url port from inside a VM. On your laptop, use murmur port-forward instead. |
invalid port "<value>" | A port argument is not a number or is outside 1—65535. | Pass valid port numbers. |
port proxy not configured (public_url missing) | The public_url field is missing from the CLI configuration. | Set public_url in your configuration. |
murmur url agent: print the dashboard URL for an agentmurmur port-forward: tunnel to a port from your laptopmurmur status: check an agent’s phase and progress