Mullgate

Mullgate

Comprehensive documentation for Mullgate, a CLI-first proxy and multi-exit gateway.

Mullgate is a CLI-first proxy and gateway product for operators who need explicit, inspectable routing behavior. It exposes multiple local proxy entrypoints, keeps hostname-to-route mapping truthful, and documents both the current runtime model and the proposed multi-exit architecture.

This Fumadocs site turns the repository's longer-form notes into a browsable documentation set with clear navigation, cross-links, and operator-focused guidance.

What Mullgate is for

Mullgate is built around a few stable ideas:

  • expose local proxy endpoints concurrently
  • choose routes by stable hostnames or direct bind IPs
  • support SOCKS5, HTTP, and HTTPS-capable proxy surfaces
  • keep host routing unchanged instead of acting like a full-device VPN
  • make runtime and diagnostic state visible through the CLI
  • preserve truthful documentation for platform support and release operations

Start here

Installation

Prepare the docs app and local working environment.

Quickstart

Learn the fastest path through setup, validation, and routing.

Usage

Read the full usage guide migrated from the repository source.

Architecture

Understand the runtime model, bind IP design, and multi-exit roadmap.

Documentation map

Getting started

Guides

Architecture

Operations

Reference

Other

How the docs are organized

The most important source documents in the repository are:

  • usage.md
  • publishing.md
  • multi-exit-architecture-spec.md

Those root docs now appear in the site as polished, structured pages. Supporting pages split out the core operator workflows into smaller sections that are easier to browse and maintain.

Suggested reading order

If you are new to Mullgate, start with:

  1. Quickstart
  2. Usage
  3. Setup and Exposure
  4. Architecture Overview
  5. Current Runtime Model
  6. Multi-exit Architecture Spec
  7. Publishing

What to expect from the site

The docs emphasize:

  • accurate platform caveats
  • practical setup examples
  • clear exposure and hostname guidance
  • runtime lifecycle and validation workflows
  • release and publishing expectations
  • a transparent explanation of the current scaling limit and the proposed next step

Installation

Set up the Mullgate documentation site and prepare a local working environment.

On this page

What Mullgate is forStart hereDocumentation mapGetting startedGuidesArchitectureOperationsReferenceOtherHow the docs are organizedSuggested reading orderWhat to expect from the site