media_readiness

tool · Connected client

Before you start

Select a captured media request and copy its session ID. Start here if you do not yet know whether enough of the response was retained for analysis.

Access: Your MCP client needs the mediaSummary capability for this tool.

Request

{
  "name": "media_readiness",
  "arguments": {
    "sessionID": "11111111-1111-4111-8111-111111111111"
  }
}

sessionID

Use the identifier of a retained test request, not the HTTP URL or a row number.

Illustrative tools/call parameters. Inspect the tool’s inputSchema in tools/list before sending them. Replace the synthetic UUID with the identifier from your own authorized session.

What to look for

See which media investigations are available for this captured response.

If the result is unexpected

Check the response MIME type and retained payload before trying a deeper analysis.

What to check if access is denied

Effects and cleanup

This request reads information; it does not start a test or activate a traffic change. Treat returned metadata and any exported evidence as potentially sensitive.

Same underlying tool: joesproxyctl media readiness.

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