ProxyKit

ProxyKit is a software publisher focused on network tooling, distributing its products through its website at https://proxykit.net. The publisher's catalog centers on a single offering, ProxyKit CLI, which combines a standalone command-line interface with a headless man-in-the-middle (MITM) proxy engine. A headless MITM proxy engine is designed to intercept, inspect, and optionally modify network traffic between clients and servers without requiring a graphical user interface, making it well suited for automated, scripted, and server-side environments. Typical use cases for software in this category include debugging and analyzing HTTP and HTTPS traffic during application development, inspecting API requests and responses, testing how applications behave under different network conditions, and integrating traffic interception into continuous integration pipelines or quality assurance workflows. Because the engine is headless, it can be embedded into larger tooling chains, run on remote machines or containers, and driven entirely from the command line, which appeals to developers, security researchers, and network engineers who need reproducible and scriptable traffic analysis. The CLI component provides the control surface for configuring proxy behavior, managing interception rules, and reviewing captured traffic. As a publisher with a focused product range of one package, ProxyKit concentrates its efforts on a specialized segment of the developer tools market rather than offering a broad suite of applications. Users interested in traffic inspection, protocol analysis, or automated network testing can obtain the software and find further information through the publisher's website, where the single package represents the entirety of the current product lineup.