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Scored across 72 tools
Tools are mostly grouped by clear domains (proxy, session, interceptor, humanizer, fingerprinting), and descriptions clarify near-neighbor cases like traffic search vs session body search. However, some pairs could still be confused, such as proxy_get_exchange vs proxy_get_session_exchange vs interceptor_browser_get_network_field, and the convenience rule creators overlap conceptually with proxy_add_rule.
The naming follows a strong snake_case verb_noun pattern with consistent prefixes like proxy_, interceptor_browser_, and humanizer_. Minor inconsistencies exist: clear vs remove for upstreams, the deprecated proxy_set_ja3_spoof alongside proxy_set_fingerprint_spoof, and proxy_enable_server_tls_capture described as a toggle despite its name.
72 tools is a very large surface for an MCP server, even for a broad proxy/interception platform. Many tools are highly specialized and could be consolidated, such as convenience rule wrappers, session query variants, and the deprecated JA3 tool.
The toolset covers the full proxy lifecycle: start/stop/status, CA management, upstream configuration, rules, traffic capture and search, sessions, HAR import/export, TLS fingerprinting, browser automation, humanization, and process/Docker interception. There are no major workflow dead ends; list-style tools fill gaps where dedicated getters are absent.