Charles is a web debugging proxy application that allows developers to monitor and manipulate HTTP/HTTPS traffic between their device and the internet, making it easier to debug network issues and test applications.
Why this server?
Uses the Charles Proxy CA certificate for SSL interception, requiring the Charles-exported cert and key to enable HTTPS MITM on the proxy.
Why this server?
Integrates with Charles Proxy to inspect live HTTP traffic, analyze saved recordings, create and manage mocks, replay requests, and perform reverse-engineering workflows for APIs, authentication, and request signatures.
Why this server?
Recommended as a proxy tool for monitoring Eufy app network traffic to obtain device credentials.
Why this server?
Provides read-only, live access to the HTTP(S) traffic Charles Proxy is currently capturing, allowing agents to list recent requests, inspect request/response headers, timing, TLS details and (optionally) bodies, search traffic, and get session summaries — with credentials redacted and host allowlists limiting visibility.
Why this server?
Provides machine translation between 8 languages via Charles Translator API
Why this server?
Allows for the monitoring and analysis of network traffic through Charles Proxy, enabling agents to capture real-time traffic, inspect historical recordings, filter requests by host or status, and view detailed request/response data.
Why this server?
Provides tools for harvesting, filtering, and analyzing network traffic from Charles Proxy, enabling AI agents to perform reverse engineering and debugging of web requests.
Why this server?
Allows exporting captured traffic to HAR files compatible with Charles Proxy, and importing traffic from HAR files created by Charles.
Why this server?
Integrates with Charles Proxy 5.2.2 to read and analyze captured traffic, including full requests and responses, live capture with cursors, session import/export and format conversion, replay and mutation testing for reverse engineering, and control of Charles recording, throttling, Map Remote, Rewrite, and Breakpoints.