explain-my-curl is a local-first CLI for understanding what a curl command is doing across DNS, TLS, and HTTP.

This repository currently includes:

• A CLI command to parse and explain a curl input
• A starter TUI for interactive exploration
• Execution telemetry for DNS, TCP connect, TLS handshake, and time-to-first-byte
• Secret redaction for command display and error strings
• Evidence labels (Observed, Inferred, Estimated) to support protocol transparency
• A transparency contract in docs/transparency-contract.md

go mod tidy
go run ./cmd/explain-my-curl explain "curl https://example.com -I"
go run ./cmd/explain-my-curl tui
go run ./cmd/explain-my-curl doctor
go run ./cmd/explain-my-curl version

• Enter: run current curl input
• Esc: switch to inspect mode
• Tab: switch input/inspect focus
• i: focus input mode
• j/k or arrow keys: move selected timeline step
• Space: collapse/expand selected timeline step
• Ctrl+R: toggle response diagnostics panel
• Ctrl+B: toggle response body preview visibility
• q: quit

• Tagged releases (v*) are built automatically with GoReleaser via GitHub Actions.
• CI validates go test ./... on pushes and pull requests.
• CI also runs a GoReleaser snapshot build to verify release config continuously.
• Artifacts are published for macOS/Linux/Windows on amd64 and arm64.
• Release binaries include embedded build metadata (version, commit, date).
• A Homebrew formula is generated in Formula/ during release (tap uses this same repository).

Local execution telemetry, split-pane TUI, redaction, tests, transparency contract, and release automation are in place.