MCPProxyActivity log
Review recorded tool calls, their outcomes, and detected sensitive-data patterns.
Features / Activity & interfaces
See what ran. Find what needs attention.
Inspect routed tool activity and manage your servers through the Web UI, CLI, or macOS menu bar.
Why it matters
More intention.
Less guesswork.
When a tool call fails or returns something surprising, a chat transcript is only part of the story. Inspect the proxy’s activity and server state.
Web UI
Manage your proxy from the embedded browser interface.
macOS tray
Get a quick look at server status and access management from the menu bar.
Command-line access
Inspect activity and server state from the terminal and scripts.
An example workflow
A surprising response. A place to investigate.
- Find the routed tool call in the activity log.
- Inspect its recorded outcome and available details.
- Check server state from the Web UI, terminal or macOS interface.
Where the boundary is
Visibility covers traffic routed through MCPProxy. Direct client connections and other agent actions are outside that record; recorded detail depends on configuration.
Explore the rest of your setup
Connect & discover
One place for your MCP setup. ↗Profiles & agent tokens
Give each agent a defined boundary. ↗Tool security
Check your tools. Choose how you review. ↗Secrets & isolation
Be deliberate about secrets and host access. ↗CLI & automation
Turn tool calls into repeatable workflows. ↗Inside MCPProxy
Real screens. A setup you can see.
Actual local UI captures · September 11, 2026. Charts include demonstration traffic, not adoption metrics. Open either theme at full size.
See your tool usage
Call counts, response sizes and activity charts from a running local proxy.
Follow each call
Read the intent behind a request and inspect its recorded outcome.
macOS menu bar
A quick look.
Without switching windows.
Open MCPProxy from the menu bar to see recent calls, their intents, connected clients and the last 24 hours of activity.
Server controls, profiles and the full Web UI are right there when you need them.
Actual tray menu—not the main app window. Recorded local activity includes demonstration calls.
