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Check MITM proxy status, rule counts, and request statistics. Use when the user asks if the proxy is running or wants to see current state.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Start the MITM proxy and configure environment variables for HTTP/HTTPS interception
Introduces the @withseismic/mitm proxy plugin — explains available skills, scripts, the REST API, rule engine, and traffic inspection. Use when a user asks what the MITM proxy can do, how to get started, or needs an overview of capabilities.
Inspect captured HTTP traffic from the MITM proxy. Use when the user wants to see what requests were made, filter traffic by URL, view request/response details, or analyze network activity.
Create and manage MITM proxy interception rules and transforms. Use when the user wants to intercept, modify, block, redirect, or mock HTTP traffic passing through the proxy.
| name | mitm-status |
| description | Check MITM proxy status, rule counts, and request statistics. Use when the user asks if the proxy is running or wants to see current state. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(bash *) Bash(curl *) |
Quick check on the MITM proxy state.
curl -s http://localhost:8889/api/status | cat
Response shape:
{
"proxyRunning": true,
"proxyPort": 8888,
"ruleCount": {
"file": 2,
"api": 3,
"breakpoints": 0,
"blocks": 1,
"redirects": 0
},
"requestCount": 42
}
Fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
proxyRunning | Whether the proxy is actively intercepting |
proxyPort | The port the proxy listens on |
ruleCount.file | Rules loaded from rules/ directory |
ruleCount.api | Rules created via REST API |
ruleCount.breakpoints | Active request/response breakpoints |
ruleCount.blocks | Active block rules |
ruleCount.redirects | Active redirect rules |
requestCount | Total intercepted requests this session |
If the proxy is not running, the curl command will fail with a connection error.
For a formatted health check with retry logic:
bash skills/mitm-status/scripts/health-check.sh
Retries up to 3 times (configurable: bash health-check.sh 5) and outputs a formatted status table.