• Parses all RESP types: Simple Strings, Errors, Integers, Bulk Strings, Arrays
• Multi-bulk commands displayed as single events (e.g. MSET key1 val1 key2 val2)
• Pipeline support — each command in a pipeline shown separately

• Auto SSL stripping: MySQL clients that attempt SSL are transparently downgraded to cleartext. No need for --ssl-mode=DISABLED on the client side.
• Auth handshake: Handles caching_sha2_password and mysql_native_password
• COM_QUERY and COM_STMT_EXECUTE displayed as human-readable SQL
• ResultSet parsing: Columns and rows displayed in table format in the detail pane
• Capture mode: skips multi-round auth handshake to avoid parsing issues

• Simple query protocol (Q message) and extended query protocol (Parse/Bind/Execute)
• Parameterized queries shown with parameter values when available
• Portal/Statement names tracked for prepared statement correlation

• AMQP 0-9-1 frame parsing
• Shows method frames: basic.publish, basic.consume, queue.declare, etc.
• Message bodies displayed in detail pane
• Heartbeat frames can be filtered out via exclude rules

• OP_MSG parsing (modern MongoDB wire protocol)
• Command documents displayed as JSON
• OP_QUERY and OP_REPLY (legacy) are captured but not fully parsed
• Capture mode: discards unparseable legacy packets to prevent buffer pollution

• Text protocol: get, set, add, delete, incr, decr, etc.
• Binary protocol not supported

• Request/response correlation
• Shows API key, API version, and parsed request body
• Common APIs: Produce, Fetch, ListOffsets, Metadata

• HTTP/1.x request line and headers displayed
• Response status code and content type shown
• Request/response bodies displayed in detail pane when content is text-based
• Useful for Elasticsearch, Solr, or any HTTP-based service

See Adding a New Protocol for a step-by-step guide. The ProtocolHandler trait is designed to make adding new protocols straightforward — most protocols can be added by implementing 4-5 methods.