Documentation
Everything you need to run Bifurc.
Setup, protocols, browser-extension workflows and the command line, for the whole app.
Start here
- 01Getting StartedInstall Bifurc and walk through first launch
- 02User GuideMap a service, capture traffic, save a request
- 03Developer WorkflowsCapture, mock and sync the way teams use it
- 04FlowsChain requests into a flow and run it from the terminal
- 05AI Agents and the CLIHand the CLI to your AI agent, with guardrails
Get started
Using Bifurc
- Feature ReferenceFeature matrix and protocol support tables for the Bifurc app and extension.
- Browser ExtensionInstall and use the companion extension, DevTools panel, and browser workflows.
- FlowsChain saved requests on a canvas, branch and loop, run from the app or the terminal, and load test.
- Mail and WebhooksThe local SMTP inbox, sign-in codes and links, and signed webhook requests with real-webhook capture.
- Testing ToolkitDev servers and logs, faults, record and replay, mock scenarios and contract checks, cookies, JWTs and types.
- AI Agents and the CLIbifurc agent init, exit codes, sessions, policy guardrails, approvals and locks for AI coding agents.
Protocols
- GraphQL SupportSaved requests, schema workflows, mock matching, and GraphQL execution details.
- SOAP SupportWSDL-driven request building, SOAP mocks, and operation-aware workflows.
- gRPC SupportProto management, server reflection, and unary and streaming calls.
- SSE, Socket.IO and MCPServer-sent events, Socket.IO and Model Context Protocol requests: connect, listen, emit and call.