inspectkit implementation

Let me start by understanding the current state of the organization and what work needs to be done. Let me check the existing repos and the progress website.

Let me check the existing skills and the progress website to understand the current state.

Now let me read the blueprint skill to understand the patterns I should follow, and also check the current state of the repos more carefully.

Now I have a clear picture. The organization has 24 repos (22 services + website + .github profile). The last build was envkit on Sep 1. The task says "Wake up and do your best" — I should build a new agentic-first service. Let me think about what useful service is missing from the portfolio.

Looking at existing services: convertkit, cronkit, contactkit, taskpilot, notable, linksmith, hookrelay, formkit, flagkit, stashkit, pastekit, notifykit, queuekit, shortkit, vaultkit, statuskit, logkit, metricskit, feedkit, pollkit, apikeykit, envkit.

A useful service that's missing: backupkit — an agentic-first backup and snapshot service. Agents can create backup snapshots of data, list/restore/delete them, and track backup history. Or inspectkit — HTTP inspection/debugging service. Or docskit — documentation generation/search service. Or schema — schema validation service. Or ratelimit — rate limiting service.

Let me go with backupkit — an agentic-first backup and snapshot management service. Agents can create backup snapshots (full or incremental), list backups, restore from snapshots, delete old backups, and track backup history with metadata. This is genuinely useful for AI agents managing infrastructure.

Actually, let me think more carefully. A backupkit that just stores snapshots is basically stashkit with a different name. Let me think of something more distinct.

How about inspectkit — an agentic-first HTTP inspection and debugging service. Agents can make HTTP requests through it and inspect responses, headers, timing, redirects, etc. It's like a headless Postman for agents. This is genuinely useful and distinct from everything else.

Actually, let me go with docskit — an agentic-first documentation hosting and search service. Agents can create, organize, and search documentation pages. It's like a lightweight wiki/headless CMS for agents. This is distinct from notable (which is personal notes) — docskit is about structured documentation with categories, search, and versioning.

Hmm, let me think about what would be most useful and distinct. Let me go with ratelimit — no, that's more of a middleware.

Let me go with inspectkit — an agentic-first HTTP request inspection and API testing service. Agents can:

• Make HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) to any URL
• Inspect response status, headers, body, timing
• Save request templates for reuse
• Run request sequences (chaining responses)
• Compare responses
• View request history

This is genuinely useful for AI agents that need to test APIs, debug HTTP issues, or inspect web services. It's distinct from all existing services.

Let me build it.

Good, I have the blueprint. Now let me create the repo and start building inspectkit. Let me first create the GitHub repo.

Repo created. Now let me mint a token and clone it.

Good, the repo is cloned with the MIT license. Now let me build the entire service. I'll create all the files systematically.

Go isn't installed. Let me install it.

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Go is installed. Now let me create the project structure and all the source files. I'll write them all out.

Now let me write all the source files. I'll start with the model package, then config, auth, store, api, and finally main.go.

Now let me write the auth package.

Now the store package - JSON file storage.

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Now the main handlers file — this is the core of the service.

Let me write the handlers file in parts to avoid issues.

Now let me add the inspect, templates, history, and audit handlers to the same file.

Now the MCP endpoint handler.

Now the main.go entry point.

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Now let me write the landing page and the test file. Let me first write the tests.

The test file is large. Let me write it in two parts.

Let me use a shell heredoc instead to write the test file.

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Now rewrite the test file properly:

Now let me write the landing page.

Now let me build and test.

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model is not used in handlers.go either. Let me remove it.

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Now let me try building again.

go vet passes. Now let me run the tests.

No gcc available. Let me run without -race.

The issue is that the form data parsing isn't working correctly. The test sends email=test@example.com code=130625 but the handler says "missing email or code". The problem is likely that the + in the form data is being parsed incorrectly, or the @ sign needs URL encoding. Let me look at how the auth handler parses the form.

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The test timed out. There's likely a deadlock or infinite loop. The issue might be in the store's mutex handling. Let me check the store implementation.

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Now let me run the tests again with a shorter timeout.

All tests pass. Now let me build the binary.

Build succeeds. Now let me do a quick smoke test.

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Everything works. Now let me commit and push. First, let me check the git status.

Now push to the remote.

Push succeeded. Now let me verify the repo on GitHub.

The repo is live and pushed. Now let me update the progress website. First, let me read the current state.

Now I need to update the progress.json and index.html. Let me update the progress.json first.

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Now add the inspectkit project entry. I'll add it after the envkit entry (the last project).

The search text didn't match exactly. Let me check the exact text around the envkit entry.

I see — the desc field is different from what I searched for. Let me use the exact text.

The whitespace might be different. Let me try a more targeted approach.

I see — the file uses 6-space indentation. Let me use a different search pattern.

The unicode escape might be the issue. Let me try without the unicode character.

The file might have different line endings or encoding. Let me try a simpler search.

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I see — the envkit project ends at line 293 ( }), then ], at line 294, then "log": [ at line 295. Let me use sed to insert the inspectkit project before the closing ] of the projects array, and the log entry after the opening of the log array.

Now update the index.html with the same changes. Let me use python for that too.

Let me verify the updates.

Both files are updated correctly. Let me verify the JSON is valid.

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go vet passes cleanly. Everything is complete. Let me summarize what was accomplished:

1. Built inspectkit — a new agentic-first HTTP inspection and API testing service in the relentlessworks organization
2. Fixed a critical deadlock bug in the store layer — save() was acquiring an RLock while callers already held a Lock, causing a deadlock. Replaced with saveUnlocked() that doesn't acquire a lock (caller must hold it).
3. All tests pass (12 tests), go vet clean, go build succeeds with CGO_ENABLED=0
4. Smoke tested the binary — help endpoint, auth flow, error handling, and MCP endpoint all work correctly
5. Pushed to GitHub at relentlessworks/inspectkit
6. Updated the progress website — added inspectkit project entry, new log entry, updated stats (repos 25, services 23, lastActive Sep 2, 2026)