Nice work! Do i need to update Claude Code config after start this proxy service?
Show HN: A MitM proxy to see what your LLM tools are sending
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#12So is it just a wrapper around MitM Proxy?
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#13This is great. When I work with AI on large, tricky code bases I try to do a collaboration where it hands off things to me that may result in large number of tokens (excess tool calls, unprecise searches, verbose output, reading large files without a range specified, etc.). This will help narrow down exactly which to still handle manually to best keep within token budgets. Note: "yourusername" in install git clone in…
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#14This is great. When I work with AI on large, tricky code bases I try to do a collaboration where it hands off things to me that may result in large number of tokens (excess tool calls, unprecise searches, verbose output, reading large files without a range specified, etc.). This will help narrow down exactly which to still handle manually to best keep within token budgets. Note: "yourusername" in install git clone in…
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#15Nice work! I'm sure the data gleaned here is illuminating for many users. I'm surprised that there isn't a stronger demand for enterprise-wide tools like this. Yes, there are a few solutions, but when you contrast the new standard of "give everyone at the company agentic AI capabilities" with the prior paradigm of strong data governance (at least at larger orgs), it's a stark difference. I think we're not far from th…
Re: Show HN: A MitM proxy to see what your LLM tools are sending
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
> So is it just a wrapper around MitM Proxy? Yes. I created something similar months ago [*] but using Envoy Proxy [1], mkcert [2], my own Go (golang) server, and Little Snitch [3]. It works quite well. I was the first person to notice that Codex CLI now sends telemetry to ab.chatgpt.com and other curiosities like that, but I never bothered to open-source my implementation because I know that anyone genuinely interes…
Curious to see how you can get Gemini fully intercepted. I've been intercepting its HTTP requests by running it inside a docker container with: -e HTTP_PROXY= http://127.0.0.1:8080 -e HTTPS_PROXY= http://host.docker.internal:8080 -e NO_PROXY=localhost,127.0.0.1 It was working with mitmproxy for a very brief period, then the TLS handshake started failing and it kept requesting for re-authentication when proxied. You c…
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#17Dang how will Tailscale make any money on its latest vibe coded feature [0] when others can vibe code it themselves? I guess your SaaS really is someones weekend vibe prompt. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46782091
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#18Dang how will Tailscale make any money on its latest vibe coded feature [0] when others can vibe code it themselves? I guess your SaaS really is someones weekend vibe prompt. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46782091
That's what LLMs enabled. Faster prototyping. Also lots of exposed servers and apps. It's never been more fun to be a cyber security researcher.
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#19Re: Show HN: A MitM proxy to see what your LLM tools are sending
#20If you build a DIY proxy you can also mess with the prompt on the wire. Cut out portions of the system prompt etc. Or redirect it to a different endpoint based on specific conditions etc.