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authgate-cli is a command-line software tool published by authgate-cli, currently available in version 1.0.0, which stands as the sole release listed for the package, with a total of one recorded version in its release history. The software is described as the "Authgate Setup Authgate tunnel client," and its stated purpose is to expose local services securely over SSH with IAM-based authentication. In practical terms, this places authgate-cli in the category of networking and secure tunneling utilities, a class of tooling commonly used to make services running on a local or private machine reachable from outside the immediate environment without opening direct inbound access. The emphasis on SSH as the underlying transport indicates that connections are carried over an encrypted protocol widely associated with secure remote access, while the reference to IAM-based authentication indicates that access to the tunneled services is governed by identity and access management controls rather than relying solely on ad hoc credentials. Typical use cases for a tool of this kind, as reflected in its description, include exposing a local development service to collaborators or external systems in a controlled manner, providing authenticated access to internal services without broader network changes, and establishing secure, identity-aware connectivity to resources that would otherwise remain private. Because authentication is tied to IAM, the client is positioned for environments where access decisions are aligned with managed identities and policy-based authorization. As a CLI tool, authgate-cli is operated from the command line rather than through a graphical interface, which suits it to developer and operator workflows, scripted setup, and integration into terminal-driven processes. With only version 1.0.0 published and one version on record, the listing reflects a single initial release of the tunnel client rather than an extended version history, and no earlier or subsequent versions are documented in the available data.
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