Capture HTTP payloads and review recent requests via a Node.js CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/viteinfinite/skills --skill request-recorder
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: request-recorder Source: https://github.com/viteinfinite/skills/tree/main/skills/request-recorder Command: npx skills add https://github.com/viteinfinite/skills --skill request-recorder
Debugging complex HTTP workflows often requires capturing and inspecting live payloads across multiple requests. This Skill provides a lightweight, in-process recorder that stores recent HTTP payloads for rapid review.
Run node recorder-cli.js start to begin capturing HTTP payloads on the chosen port.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To capture HTTP payloads for debugging in Node.js, you can run a CLI recorder that stores recent requests for rapid review. This allows you to inspect live payloads across multiple interactions during local development or integration tests.
Logging and reviewing recent HTTP requests in reverse order is done using a JSONL-friendly log format. The recorder stores recent payloads and provides a log command to quickly analyze the most recent interactions first.
Yes, you can use pm2 to manage the Node.js HTTP payload capture process. The recorder CLI supports start, serve, stop, and log commands, and pm2 is listed as a dependency to handle the process lifecycle.
You start capturing HTTP payloads on a configurable port by running the recorder CLI start command. This initializes an in-process recorder that stores live payloads for quick analysis and diagnosis.
Yes, this HTTP payload recorder works for integration tests. It is designed to isolate and diagnose HTTP interactions by capturing and inspecting live payloads across multiple requests during testing sessions.
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