ArgoSBX is a one-command deployment script for building proxy servers that combines Sing-box, Xray, and Cloudflared-Argo cores with automatic configuration.
The tool addresses the complexity of setting up proxy infrastructure by automating deployment across multiple environments. It works by providing a single interactive command that handles core selection, protocol configuration, and environment setup. The script supports traditional VPS systems running mainstream Linux distributions, Docker container deployments via public images, and non-root SSH execution. It eliminates the need for domain names for most proxy protocols by leveraging Argo tunneling and other techniques, allowing users to combine multiple protocols and quickly reset or swap configurations.
The project suits developers and operators who need flexible proxy deployment without extensive manual configuration. It works well for VPS-based setups on Ubuntu systems and containerized environments. The tool distinguishes itself through integrated WARP outbound combinations—fifteen variants across different cores—that allow changing exit IPs to WARP addresses for streaming service access. It supports numerous protocols including Naiveproxy, Vless variants with reality and xhttp modes, Shadowsocks-2022, Hysteria2, Tuic, Socks5, Vmess-ws, and Argo tunnels. Client support spans single-protocol shares and aggregated subscriptions compatible with Clash, Mihomo, and Sing-box formats. Five CDN integration methods are documented for scenarios where node IPs or ports become blocked. For projects requiring more extensive functionality, the maintainers recommend their separate Sing-box-yg script as an alternative.
The maintainers typically respond to new issues and pull requests within hours.
