Request debugger
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HTTP request/response debugging and inspection tools
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Request Debugger Skill
Overview
This skill implements comprehensive HTTP request/response debugging and inspection tools for SDKs, helping developers understand and troubleshoot API interactions.
Capabilities
- Log request/response details with formatting
- Redact sensitive data automatically
- Correlate logs with request IDs
- Support curl command export for reproduction
- Implement request timing breakdowns
- Capture retry attempts and failures
- Support HAR (HTTP Archive) export
- Enable request/response interception
Target Processes
- Error Handling and Debugging Support
- Logging and Diagnostics
- Developer Experience Optimization
Integration Points
- HTTP client interceptors
- Logging frameworks
- Debug proxies (Charles, mitmproxy)
- Browser DevTools protocols
- IDE debug integration
Input Requirements
- Redaction rules for sensitive data
- Logging level configurations
- Timing breakdown requirements
- Export format preferences
- Interception capabilities
Output Artifacts
- Debug interceptor middleware
- Request logger implementation
- Sensitive data redactor
- Curl command generator
- HAR exporter
- Timing breakdown utilities
Usage Example
skill:
name: request-debugger
context:
logging:
enabled: true
level: debug
prettyPrint: true
redaction:
headers: ["Authorization", "X-Api-Key"]
body: ["password", "secret", "token"]
features:
curlExport: true
harExport: true
timingBreakdown: true
retryLogging: true
requestIdHeader: "X-Request-ID"
Best Practices
- Always redact sensitive data
- Include timing breakdowns
- Support reproducible curl export
- Log retry attempts with reasons
- Use structured logging format
- Enable selective debug activation