The README explicitly describes a built-in MCP Server, an MCP Client, browser capture, MITM proxying, and AI analysis, and names Claude Desktop and Cursor. Because no server manifest, tool names, transport details, or client configuration example is supplied, the MCP interface cannot be independently verified here. Repository metadata marks the license as unknown, while the README separately displays an MIT license badge and states MIT in its license section.
Anything Analyzer is an Electron desktop tool that unifies traffic captured from its embedded browser and MITM proxy, then uses configurable OpenAI, Anthropic, or compatible LLM APIs for protocol reverse engineering, security audits, performance analysis, and JavaScript cryptography analysis. It includes a built-in MCP Server intended to expose capture and analysis capabilities to clients such as Claude Desktop and Cursor, but the source does not provide tool names or a server configuration example.
Download the platform installer from GitHub Releases, or build from source. Before using AI analysis, configure an API key under Settings → LLM. Before capturing HTTPS traffic through the MITM proxy, install the CA certificate under Settings → MITM Proxy and enable the proxy; the default port is 8888. The specific installation configuration for the MCP Server is not documented in the supplied source.