It's a Network Address Translation Management tool built on node.js
npm install natman -g

natman open <internal private port> <requested public port>

Open internal port 8000 to the world
natman open 8000
Note: If no requested public port is specified, public port will be auto-assigned
Open internal port 8000 to the world on port 9000
natman open 8000 9000
Note: If the requested public port is not available, one will be auto-assigned
For convenience, Natman comes with a configurable list of built in services. You can customize this list by modifying the natman.json file.
Simple type: natman open <service> <requested public port>.
natman open ssh
natman open http
natman open https
natman open ftp
Natman attempts to guess which network to use. If it guesses wrong, use the -g flag to specify a gateway.
Example:
natman open ssh -g 192.168.10.1
To TooTallNate for making the node nat-pmp module and to Flatiron for making this easy to build.
*nananananananana Natman!
$ claude mcp add natman \
-- python -m otcore.mcp_server <graph>