proxyman

Capture and analyze HTTP/HTTPS traffic from macOS apps via Proxyman CLI.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/otto-assistant/bridge --skill proxyman
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: proxyman
Source: https://github.com/otto-assistant/bridge/tree/main/cli/skills/proxyman
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/otto-assistant/bridge --skill proxyman

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Proxyman enables developers and QA teams to capture, inspect, and reverse-engineer HTTP/HTTPS traffic from macOS applications, empowering precise debugging of API calls and client-server interactions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Intercept and inspect HTTP/HTTPS traffic from macOS apps and CLI tools
  • Export captured data as HAR/JSON and analyze with tooling like jq
  • Configure and automate traffic routing via environment variables and the proxyman CLI

Quick Start

Open Proxyman GUI and start a proxy session to capture traffic.

Frequently Asked Questions about proxyman

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I capture and inspect HTTP/HTTPS traffic from macOS desktop apps?

To inspect HTTP/HTTPS traffic from macOS apps, route the application network requests through a local proxy session to intercept and analyze client-server interactions for debugging.

Can I export captured API traffic to HAR or JSON for analysis with jq?

Yes, captured HTTP/HTTPS traffic can be exported as HAR or JSON formats, allowing developers and QA teams to analyze the intercepted network data using command-line tools like jq.

Do I need the Proxyman GUI running to intercept CLI tool traffic?

Yes, capturing CLI tool traffic requires the Proxyman GUI running to start a proxy session, alongside proxyman-cli access and environment variables to route the network traffic correctly.

What is the best way to reverse-engineer API interactions for SDK development?

Reverse-engineering API interactions involves intercepting HTTP/HTTPS traffic from the target application or CLI tool, inspecting the requests and responses, and exporting the data for analysis.

How does configuring environment variables automate traffic routing for debugging?

Configuring environment variables directs application and CLI tool traffic through the local proxy, enabling automated capture and inspection of HTTP/HTTPS requests without manual intervention.