wtf is videos?

This repository is a media storage space for video tutorials that accompany the mitmproxy documentation website. Mitmproxy is a tool that lets you inspect, modify, and replay web traffic as it moves between your device and the internet. The videos housed here are embedded in the project's official documentation pages to help users see the tool in action rather than just reading about it. The repository itself is straightforward. It serves as a holding area for video files, likely referenced by the documentation site whenever a visitor hits play on a tutorial. By keeping the videos separate from the main documentation text, the project maintainers can manage large media files without cluttering the primary codebase or slowing down text-based updates. The audience for these videos is anyone learning to use mitmproxy. That might be a QA engineer trying to debug why a mobile app is failing to connect, a developer inspecting the API calls a third-party service is making, or a security researcher looking at how data flows through an application. For people who learn better by watching than reading, these videos bridge the gap between the written instructions and actually using the tool. The README does not go into detail about which specific videos are included, how they were produced, or whether contributions are accepted. Given that the repository has minimal activity, it appears to be a behind-the-scenes utility rather than a project meant for community involvement. If you need to understand the tool itself, the main mitmproxy documentation and its primary repository are where you would spend your time.