gori

gori is an open-source Linux application in the Security & Privacy category. It is designed for examining traffic between a client and its target during security testing. The tool supports HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, WebSocket, gRPC, and SSE traffic, allowing one application to work with several common communication protocols.

Its protocol coverage makes gori suitable for security workflows that need to inspect or work with different forms of client-to-target traffic. The supported traffic types include standard web requests, newer HTTP communication, persistent WebSocket connections, gRPC services, and server-sent events. These capabilities are focused on traffic-oriented security testing rather than on a single protocol.

Each gori action is available through a gori run subcommand. The same actions are also exposed as MCP tools, so scripts and AI agents can operate an engagement through those interfaces as well as through command-based use. This provides multiple ways to invoke the tool while keeping the available actions aligned across the command and MCP interfaces.

On Linux, gori fits workflows centered on examining traffic for security and privacy purposes. Its open-source license allows the software to be distributed under that licensing model. MirrorNest mirrors the official build directly onto its own storage instead of presenting a separate package, and scans the mirrored build for malware before publishing it.