> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.httpmon.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Introduction
> Terminal-native HTTP/HTTPS debugging proxy
Terminal-native HTTP/HTTPS debugging proxy. Intercept, inspect, and filter traffic — all from your terminal with vim-style navigation.
Think Proxyman or Charles, but in your terminal.
## Features
Watch requests stream in real-time with color-coded methods and status codes.
Group flows by host, expand and collapse, focus on a single host.
Headers, syntax-highlighted bodies, collapsible sections, image preview.
Filter by host, path, method, status code, or content type.
Pause requests or responses before they leave the proxy.
Compose new requests or repeat captured ones.
Mark two flows and compare request/response side-by-side.
Copy any captured request as a cURL command.
Block or allow hosts at the proxy layer with wildcard patterns.
Simulate 3G, 4G, or WiFi network conditions.
Serve local files instead of upstream responses.
JavaScript hooks to modify requests and responses on the fly.
Decode gRPC-Web and Protobuf bodies as readable JSON.
See which OS process initiated each request.
Expose traffic to LLM agents via the Model Context Protocol.
Export all flows or a single flow to HAR format.
Vim-style navigation throughout. No mouse required.
## Get started
Start intercepting HTTP traffic in 3 steps.