Terminal-first HTTP request debugging

Capture, inspect, replay, and diff HTTP requests directly from your terminal.

curlme lets developers create temporary HTTP endpoints to receive requests, stream them in real time, and debug integrations without setting up servers, tunnels, or dashboards.

Debugging webhooks and HTTP integrations usually means:

• spinning up a temporary server
• digging through logs
• copy-pasting payloads between tools
• switching between browser tabs

curlme keeps the entire workflow in the terminal.

You send requests → curlme captures them → you inspect, replay, and diff them instantly.

• Real-time request streaming from the CLI
• Request inspection (headers, body, metadata)
• Replay requests to local or remote targets
• Diff requests to spot payload changes
• Custom responses & rules for webhook testing
• CLI-first workflow, with an optional web dashboard

curlme bin create
curlme listen

Send a request to the generated endpoint and watch it arrive live in your terminal.

Inspect or replay it instantly:

curlme latest
curlme replay

This organization contains multiple repositories that make up curlme:

• curlme-cli — Terminal-first CLI
• curlme-docs — Official documentation
• curlme — Product issues, feedback, and discussions

Issues and feature requests are tracked in the main curlme repository.

📚 Docs: https://docs.curlme.io

Found a bug or have an idea?

• Open an issue in this repository
• Or run curlme feedback from the CLI

curlme is designed to be:

• fast
• minimal
• predictable
• respectful of developer workflows

No dashboards required. No artificial friction. No unnecessary abstraction.

curlme.io