Proxyman is a cross-platform HTTP debugging proxy that captures, inspects, and modifies HTTP, HTTPS, and WebSocket traffic. It functions as a man-in-the-middle proxy, decrypting SSL/TLS traffic to allow real-time inspection and modification of encrypted requests and responses. The tool is designed for debugging web and mobile applications, with capabilities for API mocking and simulation, scriptable traffic modification, and team collaboration on network logs.
What distinguishes Proxyman is its deep integration with mobile and cross-platform development workflows. It provides automated certificate injection and proxy configuration across iOS, Android, Flutter, React Native, and various language runtimes including Node.js, Python, Ruby, and Go. The tool includes a scripting engine that runs JavaScript addons and npm packages for real-time traffic modification, and supports breakpoint-based editing, DNS spoofing, and reverse proxy configuration. Proxyman also offers a command-line interface and a Model Context Protocol bridge for programmatic control and automation.
The application provides extensive traffic inspection and manipulation capabilities, including multi-format payload decoding for Protobuf, MessagePack, GraphQL, and JWT, along with tools for filtering, annotating, and comparing captured requests and responses. It supports session-based collaboration with role-based access control, allowing teams to share and annotate captured logs. Proxyman also includes data transformation utilities for encoding, encryption, and hashing, as well as the ability to generate source code, cURL commands, and OpenAPI documentation from captured requests.
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