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Could you use an approach like this much like a traditional network proxy, to block or sanitise some requests? E.g. if a request contains confidential information (whatever you define that to be), then block it?
https://clauderon.com/ -- not really ready for others to use it though
It’s actually really easy to use mitmproxy as a…proxy. You set it up as a SOCKS proxy (or whatever) and point your network or browser to the proxy. I did this recently when a python tool was too aggressive on crawling the web and the server would reject me. Forced my session to limit 5 requests per second and it worked rather than finding the exact file to change in the library. Just do the same to your browser and t…
This tool looks like it unconditionally disables tls verification for upstream requests. It shells out to mitmproxy with "--set", "ssl_insecure=true" This took all of 5 minutes to find reading through main.py on my phone. https://github.com/jmuncor/sherlock/blob/fb76605fabbda351828... Edit: In case it’s not clear, you should not use this.
Amusingly, I had the same question and asked Claude Code to vibe code me something similar. :)
Amusingly, I had the same question and asked Claude Code to vibe code me something similar. :)
Now you can add on top of it :D and we can all create something great :D
It answered the question "what the heck is this software sending to the LLM" but that was about all it was good for.