explain-flow

explain-flow is a Servers, networking & Linux skill for AI agents, published by bitwisecook in the tcl-lsp repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates explain-flow D (59/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Trace each session in a PCAP through a BIG-IP configuration and explain what the device did to it: matched virtual server, profiles, iRule HUD decisions (the `[HTTP::host]`, `[SSL::extensions]`, `[LB::server]` values the iRule branched on), event firing order, observed pool member and SNAT, termination analysis (TCP RST, F5 reset cause, TLS alert), and — with `simulate=true` — the actual outcome of running the iRule under c-tcl. Understands `tcpdump -i <vlan>:np` captures that carry both front (client↔VIP) and back (TMM↔pool member) sides of the same conversation, paired via the F5 ethernet trailer. Decrypts TLS when given a NSS-format keylog file. Use when a user asks "what would BIG-IP do with this capture?", "which iRule events fired for this flow?", "why did this connection reset?", or "explain this PCAP against this bigip.conf".

Grade

D

Quality

59 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

56

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