Inspecting Requests
Read captured requests live, and manage the request list.
The inspector has two panes: a list of captured requests on the left and a detail view on the right. Requests arrive newest-first and update live while the endpoint is open.
Live updates
A connection indicator in the header shows the live stream status:
- Live: Connected. New requests appear the moment they are captured.
- Sync: Connecting or reconnecting to the stream.
- Retry: The connection dropped and is reconnecting automatically. Refresh if anything looks stale.
The request list
Each row shows the method, the request path, and when it arrived. Select a row to open it in the detail pane. The list controls let you:
- Refresh: Reload the latest requests.
- Clear: Permanently delete every captured request for the endpoint. This cannot be undone.
- Load older: Page back through older requests beyond the most recent ones already shown.
Request detail
Selecting a request shows a summary line (method, path, source IP when available, and time) and a set of metrics: content type, body size, and the number of query parameters and headers.
Below that are two tabs:
- Detail: The query string and headers as key/value tables, plus the body.
- Raw: The reconstructed raw HTTP request, useful for copying or comparing against what a client claims to have sent.
Bodies
Text bodies (JSON, XML, HTML, form-encoded, YAML, and other text types) are shown as-is, and JSON is pretty-printed for readability.
Non-text bodies are shown as base64.