Is it (or should it be) possible for a user to reuse one of the random URLs assigned to them? This way, if they don't need the output to persist, and want to run multiple commands over time, they won't be using up their allotment.

Seems like this should be configurable if you're self-hosting. Thanks for a cool computer program!

Am I correct in thinking that all data is sent in the clear at the moment? It would be preferable if users could use e.g. socat w/ OpenSSL to have their data encrypted and to have an assurance of the integrity of the URL sent from the seashells server.

I often need to share execution logs for code reviewing, as a proof that the new behaviour works.

Now the big problem is that code reviewing take time, in 99% of cases more than 24h, probably even more than a week.

Usually I would use gists but those also have two major limitations:

• not coloured, so much harder to read long logs (like ansible output)
• not streamed, meaning that they will not be accessible until the command finishes, which can slow you down a lot, especially when the runnings command takes 30-2h to run on average.