Request & Response Viewer

APXY stores full request/response pairs including headers, bodies, timing, and metadata. You can inspect them through the CLI or the Web UI.

Web UI

In the Capture group, open the Traffic view and click any row to open the detail panel. It shows:

• Request tab — method, URL, full request headers, and request body
• Response tab — status code, response headers, and response body
• Timing — request duration in milliseconds
• TLS details — whether the connection was HTTPS and interception mode
• Mock status — whether the response was mocked
• Export button — get a cURL command for the request
• Replay button — re-send the request to the original server

The Compose view lets you build and send HTTP requests from scratch with a method dropdown, URL input, headers editor, body editor, and send button.

The Diff view lets you compare two traffic records side by side and review header, body, and status changes.

CLI

Commands such as apxy logs list, apxy logs show, apxy logs search, apxy logs stats, apxy logs jsonpath, apxy logs search-bodies, and apxy logs diff are documented on CLI Reference → Traffic.

APXY supports output formats (json, markdown, toon) on inspection commands — when to use each is summarized in Token Optimization.

Quick example:

apxy logs show --id <record-id>

JSONPath extraction uses gjson path syntax ; see the Traffic reference for apxy logs jsonpath.

For replay and export flows, continue to Export & Replay.