list_network_activity
Retrieve and filter buffered network requests from the current browser session. Apply filters by URL substring, method, size, or status. Sort by attributes like speed or recency, and obtain stable references for follow-up inspection.
Instructions
List observed network requests buffered during this browser session. Supports temporal filtering by seq window, request-state filters, URL substring filtering, adjective-based sorting such as slowest/fastest or newest/oldest, and an inline content_type field on each row. Returns stable @rN refs for follow-up inspection with inspect_request.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| limit | No | ||
| since | No | Start of time window. 'all' = entire session, 'last' = since last action (default), or a seq number from a previous action response. Network capture starts automatically at browser launch — use `since='all'` to retrieve any request from any point in the session regardless of when it occurred. | |
| until | No | 'now' = up to present (default), or a seq number (exclusive upper bound). | |
| filter | No | all | |
| method | No | Filter by HTTP method (case-insensitive), e.g. 'GET', 'POST'. | |
| pattern | No | URL substring filter | |
| sort_by | No | Sort order. First element = primary, rest = tiebreakers. Default: ['oldest'] | |
| max_size_kb | No | Only include requests whose response size is at most this many kilobytes. | |
| min_size_kb | No | Only include requests whose response size is at least this many kilobytes. | |
| unique_urls | No | Collapse multiple requests to the same URL into one row. The representative row is the one with the largest response size (ties broken by most recent). Includes request_count. |