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Setup guide

Set up mitmproxy-mcp in CrewAI

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MCP Server that wraps mitmproxy and exposes it as a tool to any MCP client, allows your AI agents to inspect traffic, filter traffic, intercept & modify traffic, request reply, set global headers, and start/stop mitmproxy as needed.


01Configuration
# mitmproxy-mcp via CrewAI # transport: stdio # launch: uvx mitmproxy-mcp

CrewAI connects to MCP servers in code. Use its MCP client with the command/URL below; exact API varies by version.


02Steps
  1. Make sure CrewAI is installed and up to date.
  2. Wire the server into CrewAI using its MCP client API.
  3. Provide any required API keys/credentials as environment variables.
  4. Restart CrewAI and confirm mitmproxy-mcp’s tools appear.

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04Provenance
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