Captured JSON returns from each upstream data service the addon consumes. Useful for offline schema inspection and parser test fixtures.
Sources captured (one folder each):
addon/— legacy Thread Mesh Detective add-on reference exports retained for offline inspection of node-shaping outputchat/— reusable live-chat smoke matrices for add-on acceptance runs Includeslive_browser_smoke.js, a browser-authenticated smoke helper for HA ingress sessions where terminal requests return401 Unauthorized. The live smoke matrix now carries AI-evaluation rubrics for the PowerShell smoke runner; the browser helper still exposes transcript artifacts but does not embed reviewer-model credentials client-side.mcp/— Thread Mesh Detective MCP tool responses (http://192.168.68.90:8100/mcp)matter_server/—python-matter-serverWebSocket API responses (ws://core-matter-server:5580/ws)otbr/— OpenThread Border Router REST API (/api/topology, etc.)ha/— Home Assistant Supervisor / registry data
Each file is named <tool_or_endpoint>__<timestamp>.json so multiple
captures over time can coexist. Files with redacted in the name have
had IEEE addresses / tokens / SSIDs scrubbed for sharing.
Capture date is in each filename and inside each file under _captured_at.