We're open sourcing our privacy proxy CLI
Blog post from Cloudflare
Debugging privacy-preserving protocols, such as Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP), can be complex due to the multiple steps and parties involved, as well as the intricacies of binary HTTP encoding. To simplify this process, a new open-source CLI tool named pvcli has been introduced, designed to manage these complexities efficiently and facilitate the debugging process. Released under the Apache-2.0 License, pvcli consolidates various privacy protocols into one tool with a user-friendly interface, supporting the debugging of OHTTP by automating the manual and error-prone processes of parsing and encrypting binary HTTP requests. This tool is inspired by curl and aims to support additional privacy-preserving protocols beyond OHTTP, such as MASQUE and Privacy Pass, while encouraging contributions from developers to further enhance its functionality. Through pvcli, users can perform complete OHTTP requests with ease, significantly reducing the complexity and time involved in identifying and resolving issues within privacy-preserving communication systems.
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