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- Creates a mock directory and rules per host so local files serve as mocks, missing ones hit the real server. Writes rules to config (apply=true) while Charles is closed, or returns manual steps.MIT
- Check Charles connectivity and live-capture status. If no capture is active, receive a recommended next action to start live capture before falling back to history-plane tools.MIT
- Enable or disable Charles Map Local globally. When disabled, all requests go to real servers while mock files remain on disk.MIT
- Set up a Map Remote rule in Charles Proxy to route a host or domain glob to a local dispatcher, enabling mock traffic while letting unmocked requests pass through unchanged.MIT
- Load a saved Charles recording (.chlsj) to inspect historical traffic. Use this when you need data from a past session, not live Charles data.MIT
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- AlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI agents to interact with Charles Proxy for HTTP traffic analysis, supporting incremental harvest, checkpoint timelines, and rich filtering tools.138MIT
- AlicenseBqualityBmaintenanceIntegrates Charles Proxy with MCP clients to provide real-time and historical network traffic capture and structured analysis. It features a summary-first approach that filters noise and desensitizes data for efficient, low-token agent debugging and monitoring.1884 PyPI315MIT
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- Load a saved recording snapshot for network traffic analysis without accessing live Charles Proxy sessions.MIT
- Restore Charles Proxy's saved configuration to reset the environment for consistent network traffic analysis and debugging.MIT
- Restore the Charles environment to a saved configuration by resetting current state. This reverts all changes and reloads the original settings.MIT
- Check Charles Proxy connectivity and verify if live network traffic capture is active for debugging and monitoring purposes.MIT
- Check Charles Proxy recording status and inspect optional reverse live-session state to verify traffic capture.MIT
- Import an official Charles Proxy session (XML or native) into the reverse-analysis store to enable live traffic inspection and historical analysis.MIT
- Resolve any driver reference—name, nickname, abbreviation, or car number—to their full identity. Use this to confirm ambiguous driver mentions.MIT
- Retrieve lap-by-lap timing data for any Formula 1 driver, including tyre compound and stint information. Input driver name, code, or number to analyze pace and consistency.MIT
- Export captured network traffic as a HAR 1.2 JSON file for analysis in Chrome DevTools or other compatible tools. Converts browser network requests to standard format while maintaining security by redacting sensitive headers.MIT
- Start a live capture session to inspect ongoing Charles Proxy traffic and obtain a capture_id for subsequent live queries. Adopts existing traffic without clearing.MIT
- Analyzes HTTP traffic in Charles Proxy to provide a global summary of top hosts, active path prefixes, status code distribution, and method distribution for the current checkpoint, enabling rapid orientation for agents.MIT
- Filter HTTP traffic entries by keyword, condensing results with body preview. For matches over 30, call check_keyword_exists to prevent overflow. Returns recent entries (default 10, max 50).MIT
- Export all captured network requests as a HAR 1.2 document for import into Chrome DevTools or Charles. Use to inspect full network activity including failures and high-status requests.MIT
- Sync new HTTP traffic from Charles Proxy and create a checkpoint. Use fresh_start to reset the timeline without loading past entries, isolating new analysis sessions.MIT
- Filter HTTP traffic entries by host field. Supports partial matching (e.g., 'example.com' matches subdomains) and returns recent entries up to a configurable limit.MIT