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Hey guys! I’ve been building Termtap, a small devtool for debugging outbound API traffic from local backend apps.

Why: I wanted a faster way to answer “what exactly did my app send/receive?” without adding logging/instrumentation.

What it does:

• run your app with tap run -- ...
• captures outbound HTTP/S traffic in real time
• inspect request/response metadata and failures in a keyboard-first TUI

What it is not:

• not a hosted observability platform
• not polished yet
• definitely still beta with rough edges

If you test it on one real integration issue and share feedback, that would be hugely helpful.

GitHub [Docs](https://termtap.dev/docs

Backend debugging often means partial logs + guesses, especially when your service is calling multiple APIs.

I built Termtap to make that loop faster:

• wrap your command with tap run -- ...
• see outbound HTTP/S traffic in real time
• inspect requests/responses/failures in terminal

It’s local-first, terminal-first, and avoids code changes for basic traffic inspection. Current scope is intentionally focused (beta):

• local debugging of outbound traffic
• scripts/services/CLI tools
• fast iteration over “why did this integration fail?”

Would love blunt feedback from backend engineers:

• what workflows this misses
• what features matter most (replay? payload edit? multi-process?)
• wh

I kept wasting time debugging outbound API calls from logs, so I built Termtap.

It’s a terminal-first proxy inspector for local debugging.

You run your app with:

tap run -- go run .

Then it streams outbound HTTP/S traffic (requests, responses, status codes, timing, failures) in a TUI.

For HTTPS inspection locally:

tap cert

No instrumentation or app code changes needed.

It’s still beta and intentionally narrow: local iteration, terminal-first, quick feedback loop. Not trying to be a full observability platform.

If you try it on a real bug, I’d love feedback on:

• what was confusing
• what’s missing
• where it felt slow/flaky

GitHub: [termtap](https://github.com/haydenhargreav

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// Rust match statement
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}

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}

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