Observed arrival · 2026-10-23
AegisCeptor puts a Mac debugging proxy in the AI-assistant loop
AegisCeptor is a macOS HTTP/HTTPS proxy for inspecting, editing, and mocking traffic from apps, browsers, simulators, and terminals.
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- Mac developers and QA engineers debugging HTTP traffic
- Worth noticing
- Its traffic toolkit includes WebSocket breakpoints, OpenAPI generation from captured traffic, and latency and error simulation.
Field notes
The app captures traffic from phones, browsers, simulators, and terminals, with phone setup described as using a shown proxy setting and installing a certificate. Its feature list also includes request search, timing waterfalls, security hints, and alerts for watched failures or slow requests. The site says AI assistants use the user's own subscription, rather than an API key supplied to the app.
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