anything-analyzer

Why we included this project

An afternoon spent untangling an unfamiliar API, or tracing encrypted traffic from a desktop app that talks to its backend in opaque ways, is exactly the pain this Electron tool targets. It collects requests from browsers, desktop apps, CLI commands, scripts, and phones into one session through an embedded browser and a MITM proxy, then feeds that session to an LLM that filters out the noise and produces protocol-reverse-engineering, security-audit, or JS-encryption reports. The JS hooking layer intercepts crypto calls like crypto.subtle, CryptoJS, and SM2/3/4, doing the kind of manual digging that normally costs hours. An MCP server lets agents and IDEs drive the capture and analysis pipeline, so an audit can start from a coding assistant rather than the GUI. If your work involves API reverse engineering or black-box testing of third-party clients, this folds several separate tools into one workflow.