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Caido HTTP Proxy Overview
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Caido HTTP Proxy Overview
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Manages AI agent context window usage - truncation rules, clear truncation markers, and tools for chunked reading or search. Use when building or modifying agent context, system prompts, user messages, or tools that inject large content into the LLM.
Code Quality Best Practices
Caido Backend SDK Rules and Patterns
Caido Frontend SDK Rules and Patterns
Vue component structure, PrimeVue, and script setup conventions
Linter Guidelines
| name | caido |
| description | Caido HTTP Proxy Overview |
Caido is a lightweight web application security auditing toolkit designed to help security professionals audit web applications with efficiency and ease
Key features include:
We are running in a plugin environment where we can interact with Caido through the Caido Backend or Frontend SDK.
packages/backend → Backend plugin code - handles server-side logic, data processing, and API endpointspackages/frontend → Frontend plugin code - handles UI components, user interactions, and calls to backendPlugins consist of:
caido.config.ts configuration fileThese are packaged together as a single plugin package that can be installed in Caido.
Findings allow you to create alerts when Caido detects notable characteristics in requests/responses based on conditional statements. When triggered, they generate alerts to draw attention to interesting traffic.
Example - Create a finding for successful responses:
await sdk.findings.create({
title: `Success Response ${response.getCode()}`,
description: `Request ID: ${request.getId()}\nResponse Code: ${response.getCode()}`,
reporter: "Response Logger Plugin",
request: request,
dedupeKey: `${request.getPath()}-${response.getCode()}` // Prevents duplicates
});
export type Request = {
getId(): ID;
getHost(): string;
getPort(): number;
getTls(): boolean;
getMethod(): string;
getPath(): string;
getQuery(): string;
getUrl(): string;
getHeaders(): Record<string, Array<string>>;
getHeader(name: string): Array<string> | undefined;
getBody(): Body | undefined;
getRaw(): RequestRaw;
getCreatedAt(): Date;
toSpec(): RequestSpec;
toSpecRaw(): RequestSpecRaw;
};
export type Response = {
getId(): ID;
getCode(): number;
getHeaders(): Record<string, Array<string>>;
getHeader(name: string): Array<string> | undefined;
getBody(): Body | undefined;
getRaw(): ResponseRaw;
getRoundtripTime(): number;
getCreatedAt(): Date;
};
For Body and Raw you can use methods like getBody()?.toText() to extract text content.
These types can be imported by:
import { type Request, type Response } from "caido:utils";