wuzz is an interactive terminal HTTP client designed for developers who prefer working in the command line. It provides a split-screen interface with your request details on one side (method, URL, headers, body) and the response on the other (status code, headers, body), making it easy to inspect and debug API endpoints without leaving your terminal.

The tool accepts command-line arguments similar to cURL, so you can paste requests directly from your browser's "copy as cURL" feature and modify them interactively. Navigation between request and response sections uses simple keyboard shortcuts, and sending requests is as easy as pressing Enter or Ctrl+R.

Key capabilities include:

Request management: Save and load HTTP requests for reuse, with a history feature for quick access to previous API calls
Advanced search: Search response bodies using regular expressions, with context-specific syntax for HTML and JSON formats
Keyboard-driven workflow: Jump directly to specific sections (URL, headers, body, etc.) using function keys
Remote-friendly: Perfect for testing APIs on remote servers over SSH where GUI clients aren't practical
Configuration support: Customize default settings via TOML configuration files

This tool is particularly valuable for API testers, web developers, and DevOps engineers who need to debug HTTP endpoints efficiently from the terminal without the overhead of graphical applications.

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