# Tuna

> Cloudflare Tunnels for humans

## Docs

- [Access Control](/guide/access-control): Tuna integrates with Cloudflare Access to restrict who can access your tunnels. Control access through your `package.json` - no dashboard required.
- [Configuration](/guide/configuration): Tuna is configured through the `tuna` field in your `package.json`.
- [Getting Started](/guide/getting-started): This guide will help you set up Tuna and create your first tunnel in under 5 minutes.
- [Installation](/guide/installation): **Node.js 18+** - Tuna uses modern Node.js features
- [Team Collaboration](/guide/team-collaboration): One of tuna's best features is built-in support for team development. Each developer automatically gets their own subdomain, preventing conflicts.
- [Why Tuna?](/guide/why-tuna): There are many ways to expose your local development server to the internet. Here's why tuna might be the right choice for you.
- [tuna --delete](/commands/delete): Delete a tunnel and clean up all associated resources.
- [tuna --init](/commands/init): Interactive setup wizard for configuring tuna in your project.
- [tuna --list](/commands/list): List all Cloudflare tunnels for your account.
- [tuna --login](/commands/login): Set up Cloudflare credentials for tunnel management.
- [tuna <command>](/commands/run): The default command - wraps your dev server with a Cloudflare tunnel.
- [tuna --stop](/commands/stop): Stop the cloudflared service.
- [Configuration Reference](/api/config): Complete reference for the `tuna` configuration in `package.json`.
- [Environment Variables](/api/env-vars): Tuna supports environment variables for configuration and customization.