Customized CUBE enable prompts
CUBE collection recognizes password-style enable prompts customized by AAA policies, including prompts such as AD Password:, while refusing unrelated privilege challenges.
Releases and project news
Release notes and announcements
What is changing in TranslatorX, why it matters, and where to learn how each new capability works.
Announcement
TranslatorX 26.1.1 is now available
August 3, 2026
Version 26.1.1 is the first version of the new TranslatorX app. It retains deep protocol evidence while adding a native multi-window investigation workspace, broader import and collection workflows, explainable call and media analysis, and optional evidence-grounded AI assistance.
The release is available as verified packages for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Stable and beta channels remain separate, and every stable build is checked for code vulnerabilities, dependency risk, platform signatures, updater integrity, checksums, and versioned software bills of materials before publication.
Public beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.19
Beta.19 improves CUBE collection on systems with customized AAA enable-password prompts and refreshes supported dependencies.
Dependency maintenance
Current supported JavaScript and Rust dependencies replace older build components, including an obsolete frontend build override.
Beta.19 CycloneDX SBOMPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.18
Beta.18 makes AI analysis easier to configure and follow, gives live traces clearer status and more reliable capture handling, and improves collection and installation recovery.
Flexible AI authentication
Custom AI endpoints can use no API key or send the configured key through the authentication header their provider expects, including bearer, Anthropic, LiteLLM, Azure OpenAI, Google, and Azure API Management options.
AI provider documentationReasoning for supported models
TranslatorX enables provider reasoning for recognized models, displays incremental updates when the provider sends them, and retains the complete provider-supplied history in a scrollable view.
AI reasoning documentationClearer, more reliable live traces
A compact status control shows every live source’s connection and capture state with message totals. Buffered-log handling is more reliable when a trace stops.
Live tracing documentationInternational text preserved
CUBE collection preserves UTF-8 text so international characters remain readable in collected traces.
Remote collection documentationWindows installer recovery
The Windows installer includes the WebView2 bootstrapper and explains how to recover, including on air-gapped systems, if the required runtime cannot be installed automatically.
Installation documentationVersioned SBOM archive
The website retains the CycloneDX and SPDX dependency inventories for each release instead of replacing the previous release’s records.
Beta.18 CycloneDX SBOMPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.17
Beta.17 makes complex SIP sessions easier to understand by reconstructing their observed call topology, recognizing more signaling devices, and presenting media evidence more clearly.
Accurate observed call topology
The Session Inspector follows initial INVITE direction instead of first-seen timestamps, so retries, forks, transfers, and multiple transit hops appear in their observed signaling layers.
Session Inspector documentationMulti-interface devices
The topology can group a signaling device's interfaces into one card and place each address on the side where it participates.
Multi-interface topology documentationClearer device identification
Device labels use the strongest available product identity while leaving endpoints generic when the signaling evidence is not sufficient.
Device identification documentationClearer media evidence
Media reports stay connected to the relevant call path and present quality measurements with clearer labels and units.
Media quality documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.16
Beta.16 keeps approved collection folders working across app launches and prevents Expressway collections from failing because a saved destination has lost its native authorization.
Saved folders keep working
Collection folders selected through Preferences or a collector remain approved after TranslatorX restarts. The system Downloads folder continues to work without asking for confirmation.
Remote collection documentationOne-time upgrade confirmation
When an earlier beta saved a custom collection folder without a persistent authorization, TranslatorX opens the native folder picker at that location once and remembers the renewed approval for later launches.
Remote collection documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.15
Beta.15 prevents duplicate SIP captures from inflating media-quality results.
One measurement, counted once
When separate log records are proven captures of the same SIP wire-message occurrence, matching embedded media reports are grouped into one observation and assessed once.
Media quality documentationEvidence remains inspectable
Every source message remains available for inspection. Later SIP retransmissions and similar reports from independent measurements remain separate unless provenance proves they represent the same occurrence.
Media evidence documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.14
Beta.14 adds explainable media-quality analysis, preserves every device perspective behind deduplicated Call Flow messages, and makes SIP call and session investigation easier.
Explainable media quality
TranslatorX extracts supported reports from Cisco endpoints, Webex App, CUBE, RFC 6035, and Unified CM CMR data. Established stream directions are graded Good, Bad, or Unknown from the reliable impairment evidence that is present, while Call Flow warns only when poor quality is known.
Media quality documentationMedia Streams and CMR drill-down
Inspect established streams for a SIP call, an entire session, or one call leg; compare compatible transmit and receive counters; follow each observation to its exact source; and open associated CMR records from CDR detail without merging independent measurement viewpoints.
Media evidence documentationEvery SIP observation remains inspectable
When duplicate suppression represents several device records with one Call Flow arrow, an observation-count badge identifies the grouped evidence. Message detail can switch among the complete sender, receiver, or observer records while preserving each record’s timestamp, metadata, and source location.
Call Flow documentationClearer calls and sessions
Session calls use explicit leg numbers, timeline events retain human-readable timestamps, and Call List search includes participants, endpoints, outcomes, dial peers, and VRFs from every associated call leg.
Calls and sessions documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.13
Beta.13 adds safe, portable AI analysis results and interactive follow-up questions, improves CUBE collection and call-flow accuracy, and prevents accidental dialog dismissal.
Portable AI analysis results
Save a completed analysis as Markdown or as a hardened PDF with portable evidence references and a call-flow ladder when one is available. Exports keep original identifiers by default for local records, offer explicit privacy sanitization for sharing, and always exclude credentials and key material.
AI export documentationInteractive analysis follow-ups
Ask concise follow-up questions while retaining the relevant report and evidence context. The model can request additional bounded source data when needed, TranslatorX retries apparently blank responses, and trace or model content is treated as untrusted data rather than instructions.
AI analysis documentationMore accurate CUBE investigations
Paired CUBE cover buffers are collected once, SIP header and body boundaries remain intact, and Call Flow collapses the same SIP observation across capture endpoints without hiding legitimate retransmissions.
CUBE and Call Flow documentationDeliberate dialog closing
Analysis, collection, preferences, filtering, and related dialogs now close through their explicit controls instead of an outside click, avoiding accidental data loss or interrupted workflows.
Application workflow documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.12
Beta.12 adds multi-VRF filtering for CUBE traces, improves CUBE endpoint and SIP-session correlation, supports very large historical collections, and makes custom Anthropic analysis reports more reliable.
Multi-VRF CUBE filtering
VRF metadata from CUBE VoIP Trace is retained on SIP messages. Searchable multi-select filters in Display, SIP Calls, and SIP Sessions support multiple VRFs and <none>. Related call legs across VRFs remain visible by default, with an option to restrict them.
More accurate CUBE calls and sessions
Interleaved inside and outside call legs use matching transport evidence so their local and remote endpoints remain distinct. Partial live captures no longer create SIP Sessions unless an INVITE-backed SIP Call exists, keeping both lists consistent.
SIP analysis documentationLarger historical CUBE collections
Busy historical ranges containing hundreds of calls are divided into sequential trace batches and loaded automatically. Individual calls remain intact while avoiding per-file parser and file-access limits.
CUBE collection documentationReliable custom Anthropic reports
Custom Anthropic-compatible endpoints now request TranslatorX’s structured report schema, allowing supported models to return complete, schema-conformant analysis reports.
AI analysis documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.11
Beta.11 improves Expressway trace accuracy, CUBE endpoint recovery, live collection storage, message decoding controls, and application startup.
Accurate Expressway trace navigation
Live Network Log captures now use canonical line endings and exact persisted line counts. Call Flow also collapses duplicate info/debug observations while retaining legitimate SIP retransmissions.
Call Flow documentationSafer CUBE endpoint recovery
Request endpoints continue to prefer transport and Via evidence. When prior responses demonstrably reversed header addresses, a later request can use a literal Request-URI address as a constrained fallback, with the advanced recovery behavior remaining configurable.
Trace processing documentationVisible live collection storage
Live CUBE and Expressway captures are stored in per-collection directories under the configured collection location, making retained files easy to find, inspect, and delete.
Live trace documentationFaster, controllable message analysis
A persistent control enables or disables message-decoding explanations directly from message details. Startup now renders immediately and loads collectors, secondary views, and decoder knowledge only when needed.
Trace workflow documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.10
Beta.10 adds CUBE dial-peer context, corrects absolute-time CUBE collection, and improves performance across large and live trace workflows.
CUBE dial-peer context
Matched inbound and outbound dial peers now appear with the related INVITE and in the SIP Calls list when that data is present in the trace.
SIP Calls documentationCorrect absolute CUBE time ranges
Absolute-time CUBE VoIP Trace collection now uses the requested local time and timezone so calls in the selected interval are included.
CUBE collection documentationPerformance improvements
Improved performance for Expressway live traces, archive imports, live sessions, message loading and filtering, and Unified CM log downloads.
Trace workflow documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.9
Beta.9 expands AI provider compatibility, gives Windows users one adaptive installer, and resolves CUBE live-trace and collection-directory failures found during Windows testing.
OpenAI-compatible custom analysis
Custom AI providers can now use either Anthropic Messages or OpenAI Chat Completions compatibility. Local loopback endpoints may use HTTP, model discovery understands common provider response formats, and token accounting includes compatible cache-read usage when reported.
AI analysis documentationOne adaptive Windows installer
The Windows beta now ships as one NSIS installer that offers a per-user installation without elevation or an all-users installation with administrator approval. Switching scope removes the prior registration and installation files so migrations do not leave duplicate applications behind.
Installation documentationReliable CUBE live-trace lifecycle
Live-trace startup failures remain visible per device, the first logging poll begins immediately, and cursor verification falls back to the complete IOS logging buffer. An explicit manual stop no longer turns an in-flight or final cursor miss into a false data-loss error, while gaps detected during an active trace still stop collection.
Live trace documentationUsable collection directories
TranslatorX now initializes a default Downloads location, exposes it under Preferences > Files, and applies it consistently to remote and coordinated collection. Windows disk-space checks resolve collection files to valid directories instead of failing with an invalid-directory warning.
Collection documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.8
Beta.8 makes CUBE live tracing resilient to dropped terminal-monitor output, adds SOCKS5 routing for HTTPS and SSH, restores packaged FIDO2 support on every production platform, and strengthens collection safety.
Reliable buffered CUBE live tracing
CUBE live traces now read sequenced SIP debugs from the IOS logging buffer every five seconds instead of relying on terminal-monitor delivery. Polls never overlap, a final read runs during stop, and a missing or discontinuous sequence stops the trace with an explicit gap error rather than silently omitting messages.
Live trace documentationGuided live-logging preparation
A readiness window identifies the logging level, buffer size, sequence-number, and filter requirements for each CUBE. TranslatorX can prepare a buffer of at least 10 MB, optionally save the change to startup configuration, and remember the choice on a saved profile. Connection failures are reported separately and never offer a configuration action.
CUBE readiness documentationHTTP and SOCKS5 proxy profiles
Reusable proxy profiles now use separate type, host, and port fields. HTTP or SOCKS5 can route supported HTTPS connections, while SOCKS5 can also route CUBE and Expressway SSH directly or before a jump host with proxy-side destination DNS. Connection errors distinguish an unavailable proxy from a destination failure.
Proxy documentationPackaged FIDO2 support
The production OpenSSH clients for macOS, Windows, and Linux now include and validate the FIDO2 provider and security-key helper required for *_sk private keys.
Safer local and SSH trust boundaries
Native file operations are limited to files and folders selected in an operating-system dialog, SSH host-key approval is bound to the exact inspected identity, and collection warns about low disk space before stopping at a critical reserve.
Collection safety documentationCollection and workspace reliability
Troubleshooting collection now reports queued, active, completed, and failed targets independently. Message Filters closes correctly, routine-traffic checkboxes consistently mean checked traffic is shown, and message selection remains anchored when filters reposition rows.
Collection documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.7
Beta.7 makes secure remote connectivity consistent across platforms, exposes the SSH protection actually negotiated, adds reusable HTTP proxy routing, and provides actionable CUBE readiness checks.
Modern SSH compatibility and policy
SSH connections now support a wider range of current key exchange, host-key, and cipher algorithms across macOS and Windows, prefer hybrid post-quantum key exchange when the device supports it, and exclude legacy algorithms.
SSH security documentationTransparent connection tests
Connection tests open an immediate progress dialog and finish with per-host results that show the negotiated key exchange, host-key algorithm, cipher, and message authentication details.
Connection-test documentationSafer SSH host-key verification
Trusted host identities remain valid when a server negotiates another already-known host-key type, while genuinely changed or revoked keys are still rejected and require explicit review.
SSH trust documentationActionable CUBE readiness checks
CUBE tests identify disabled VoIP Trace and insufficient monitor logging, then offer the permitted running-configuration changes directly with the result instead of hiding them behind a second dialog.
CUBE collection documentationReusable HTTP proxy profiles
Use system proxy settings, connect directly, or select a reusable proxy profile for Unified CM, Expressway HTTPS, and signed software updates. Optional proxy credentials remain in the operating system credential manager.
Proxy and connection documentationClearer empty-import guidance
When a selected file contains no supported signaling messages, TranslatorX now explains the result and points to diagnostic details instead of leaving the workspace unchanged without context.
Trace import documentationPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.6
Beta.6 improves SDP analysis, keeps historical collections focused on the requested incident window, and corrects Webex App session and media reconstruction.
Richer SDP decoding
SDP fields and attributes now include more complete contextual descriptions, with related payload types and attributes highlighted together for faster inspection.
SDP analysis documentationBounded historical imports
Historical and coordinated collection defaults to importing only messages inside the requested interval, preventing unrelated calls from broad Unified CM call-log files from entering analysis.
Historical collection documentationWebex App SIP correlation
Lowercase SIP headers are decoded correctly so Webex App call legs participate in Session-ID filtering and multi-leg call analysis.
SIP session documentationAccurate Webex SDP reconstruction
Detached Webex App SDP blocks are paired with the correct SIP message, and final responses can update media first established by provisional responses.
Call Flow media documentationPublished application SBOMs
Public CycloneDX and SPDX software bills of materials document the application dependency inventory without exposing private source-repository locations.
Beta.6 CycloneDX SBOMPublic beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.5
Beta.5 strengthens release packaging and cross-platform verification while incorporating the latest documentation refinements.
Public beta
TranslatorX 26.1.0-beta.4
Beta.4 focuses on SIP fidelity and call-flow clarity, with parser hardening for real-world packet captures and Unified CM normalization traces.
Unified CM SIP normalization
Changed messages now show a normalization indicator and an inbound or outbound comparison with before, after, and highlighted difference views. Unchanged normalization events stay out of the way.
SIP normalization documentationMore resilient packet captures
PCAP and PCAPNG handling is more tolerant of fragmented, retransmitted, out-of-order, and segmented SIP traffic, including message bodies split across packets.
Open traces documentationMore accurate negotiated media
SDP offer and answer tracking now follows the terminal media endpoints across intermediary call-control legs and avoids inventing media streams to Unified CM.
Call Flow and media documentationClearer Call Flow presentation
Call bands use a restrained legacy-inspired order, media labels are easier to read, and signaling rows no longer alternate between light and dark variants within one call.
Call Flow documentationDisconnect context on BYE
When a SIP BYE carries Reason or Warning headers, the Call Flow arrow includes that context. BYEs without either header retain the compact label.
Call Flow message-label documentationStable release
TranslatorX 26.1.1
Version 26.1.1 is the first version of the new TranslatorX app. This cumulative catalog covers features that are new or substantially expanded since TranslatorX Classic 15.0(3), with links to the current user documentation.
Application, platform, and delivery
Ground-up modern rewrite
The legacy application has been completely rebuilt using modern frameworks, creating a maintainable cross-platform foundation for faster ongoing development.
Modern application documentationNative multi-window workspace
Call List, Call Flow, filters, source traces, CDR details, preferences, and inspectors open as reusable native desktop windows with platform menus and shortcuts.
Windows, menus, and shortcuts documentationLight, dark, and system appearance
The interface can follow the operating system or use an explicit light or dark appearance while retaining protocol and call correlation colors.
Preferences documentationResponsive background processing
Large folder imports, parsing, correlation, and call analysis remain responsive and report clear progress for each phase of the work.
Loading and progress documentationSigned packages for three desktop platforms
Universal macOS, 64-bit Windows, and 64-bit Linux packages use platform or updater signatures, notarization or Authenticode where applicable, and per-platform SHA-256 manifests.
Software update documentationOne adaptive Windows installer
Choose a current-user or all-users installation from one signed package, with integrated WebView2 setup and clear recovery guidance for restricted or offline systems.
Windows installation documentationStable and beta update channels
Choose an update channel, check automatically or manually, and receive verified releases through the application’s signed updater. A deliberate rollback to Stable is permitted only after native confirmation and a compatibility check of application-owned data.
Update-channel documentationVersioned dependency and security records
Each release retains CycloneDX and SPDX software bills of materials with independent checksums, alongside platform checksums and signed updater metadata.
26.1.1 CycloneDX SBOMImport, parsing, and source handling
One flexible import pipeline
Open files, recursive folders, drag-and-drop selections, or clipboard text and choose whether new evidence appends to or replaces the current session.
Trace import documentationCompressed and nested evidence
Read gzip logs, ZIP bundles, and ZIP files nested to a controlled depth while reporting unsupported or unsafe entries instead of silently skipping them.
Archive import documentationResilient PCAP and PCAPNG decoding
Support common link layers, VLANs, IPv4 and IPv6 fragments, nanosecond timestamps, TCP reassembly, retransmissions, compact headers, and SIP bodies spanning packets.
Open traces documentationBroader product and log coverage
Decode current and legacy Unified CM, CUBE, Expressway, Webex, endpoint, CUSP, BroadWorks, IOS binary, H.323, Q.931, SCCP, MGCP, SIP, and SDP sources.
Supported data documentationPortable TranslatorX traces
Re-import source-neutral .txtrace evidence with normalized metadata instead of depending on the original vendor wrapper or source path.
Full-message and summary merging
Use Unified CM calllogs to fill missing events, then replace a matching summary with the full SDL message if richer evidence is loaded later.
Calllog documentationMessage workspace and investigation
Normalized, resizable message table
Compare time, endpoints, direction, protocol, message name, handles, tags, and call identifiers across vendor formats with resizable and content-aware columns.
Message workspace documentationContextual SIP and SDP help
Resolve payloads and codecs across media sections; decode common FMTP, transport, security, feedback, ICE, BFCP, and Cisco multistream values; highlight related SDP lines on hover or keyboard focus; and provide plain-language explanations and standards references without altering selectable message text. The SDP interpretation builds in part on SDPlorer, created by Rob Hanton. We thank Rob for sharing the code.
Decoded content documentationUnified CM SIP normalization comparison
Review wire, before, after, and highlighted semantic differences for changed inbound or outbound SIP normalization events without duplicate rows.
SIP normalization documentationReusable structured filters
Combine protocol, direction, endpoint, message, identifiers, correlation, text, and time criteria using AND within rows and OR across rows, then save them as .txf.
Live search and display controls
Search message content and independently hide protocol families or routine traffic without deleting evidence from the active session.
Search and display documentationDedicated source viewer
Jump from a decoded message or AI citation to exact raw lines with line numbers, horizontal scrolling, previous/next search, and matches-only mode.
Source viewer documentationMulti-source clock alignment
Normalize to GMT using explicit zones, device identity, matching SIP messages, missing-year inference, sub-minute skew correction, evidence confidence, and user overrides.
Source-time documentationEvent Log diagnostics
Review parsing warnings, collection status, inferred values, remote connection events, and cleanup results in one support-oriented window.
Event Log documentationPersistent device aliases
Edit discovered device names once, use them throughout the workspace and diagrams, and import or export alias sets as JSON.
Device alias documentationCalls, sessions, signaling, and media
Three-purpose Call List
Separate Unified CM CDR records, trace-derived SIP calls, and explicitly correlated multi-leg SIP sessions instead of treating every investigation as one flat list.
Call List documentationExplicit multi-leg SIP correlation
Connect call legs through Session-ID, remote-cc, Cisco-Guid, and related identifiers without relying on phone-number or timing guesses.
SIP session documentationCall outcomes and Session Inspector
Distinguish connected, completed, cancelled, redirected, rejected, failed, and incomplete calls, then inspect route, legs, endpoint history, evidence, and key events chronologically.
Call analysis documentationCUBE route and VRF context
Retain matched inbound and outbound dial peers with their calls, preserve CUBE VRF metadata, and filter messages, calls, or sessions by one or more VRFs without hiding related cross-VRF legs by default.
CUBE call-context documentationObserved session topology
Reconstruct retries, forks, transfers, transit hops, and multi-interface signaling devices from the direction and identifiers actually present in the trace.
Session topology documentationInteractive Call Flow inspector
Keep timestamps visible, suppress duplicate SIP retransmissions when desired, select any arrow for detail, and retain a dense chronological ladder.
Call Flow documentationEditable lanes and call-aware colors
Reorder or combine lanes, apply persistent aliases, keep media-only endpoints adjacent, and use restrained per-call band colors without alternating row shades.
Call Flow lane documentationNegotiated RTP and SRTP visualization
Follow SDP offer and answer endpoints across intermediary signaling legs and show audio, video, direction, hold, rejection, resume, port, and transport changes without duplicate streams.
Media stream documentationExplainable media-quality evidence
Extract endpoint, Webex App, CUBE, RFC 6035, and Unified CM CMR reports; grade each established stream direction as Good, Bad, or Unknown; warn on Call Flow only when poor media is known; compare compatible TX and RX counters; preserve independent viewpoints and copied source representations; and browse complete evidence from established Media Streams or compact CDR-to-CMR links.
Media quality documentationVisible disconnect context
Show SIP Reason and Warning values directly on BYE arrows when present while leaving ordinary BYE labels compact.
Call Flow label documentationExpanded CDR and CMR review
Open standalone or embedded records, search grouped and raw fields, decode disconnect causes, create trace filters, and launch related Call Flow views.
CDR and CMR documentationAutomatic Facility IE decoding
Decode Q.931 and Q.SIG Facility information in the message where it occurred rather than requiring a separate developer utility.
Protocol support documentationRemote collection and secure access
Reusable remote profiles
Manage and test Unified CM, CUBE, and Expressway connections once, then use the same profiles across historical, coordinated, troubleshooting, and live workflows.
Profile documentationNative credential storage
Keep passwords and key passphrases in the operating system credential manager rather than serializing secrets into profile or settings files.
Credential storage documentationAdvanced SSH authentication
Use passwords, OpenSSH keys, hardware-backed FIDO2 keys, keyboard-interactive MFA, enable passwords, and independently authenticated jump hosts. Bundled production clients include validated FIDO2 support on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
SSH authentication documentationModern SSH compatibility and policy
Support a wider range of current SSH algorithms consistently across macOS and Windows, prefer hybrid post-quantum key exchange, exclude legacy algorithms, and review the exact security negotiated with every host.
SSH security documentationReviewed HTTPS and SSH trust
Require TLS 1.2+, review untrusted certificate identity before credentials are sent, pin accepted certificates by origin, accept alternate already-trusted SSH key types, and reject genuinely changed keys.
Connection trust documentationReusable HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy profiles
Use system proxy settings, direct connections, or independently managed HTTP and SOCKS5 profiles for supported HTTPS traffic. SOCKS5 can also route CUBE and Expressway SSH, including connections that continue through a jump host.
Proxy documentationConnection tests and readiness actions
See active progress, authentication and negotiated-security results, CUBE VoIP Trace state, and buffered-logging readiness, then apply permitted running-configuration fixes and optionally save logging changes to startup configuration.
Connection-test documentationUnified CM cluster collection
Discover every node from a publisher profile and collect the requested SDL, SDI, calllog, CDR, or related timeframe across the cluster.
Unified CM collection documentationBounded historical imports
Discard messages outside a selected collection interval before call reconciliation and analysis while preserving the complete downloaded source files on disk.
Historical import-boundary documentationCUBE historical VoIP trace
Inspect trace state and coverage, offer to enable VoIP trace when privileges permit, collect bounded evidence, interpret router clock information, and divide busy ranges into sequential batches without splitting individual calls.
CUBE collection documentationExpressway Network Log and diagnostics
Collect historical signaling, discover supported diagnostic operations, coordinate captures, and handle current and legacy Network Log formats.
Expressway collection documentationParallel multi-device collection
Apply one absolute or relative timeframe to several products and open their independently collected evidence as one correlated timeline.
Multi-device collection documentationPersistently approved collection folders
Folders selected through native controls remain approved across launches, while every collection stays contained within the chosen destination.
Collection destination documentationBounded troubleshooting sessions
Select participating systems, record the exact reproduction interval, coordinate Expressway capture state, stop cleanly, and collect one combined session.
Troubleshooting session documentationMulti-source live tracing
Trace one or more CUBE and Expressway sources while filters, calls, sessions, and open diagrams update incrementally. CUBE uses sequenced five-second logging-buffer polls with gap detection and guided readiness checks.
Live trace documentationVerified CUBE debug cleanup
Enable only the required signaling and transport debugs, strip shell noise safely, and report any stop or cleanup state that cannot be confirmed.
Live CUBE cleanup documentationAI-assisted analysis
Multiple local and cloud providers
Configure Ollama, Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, Google Gemini, or custom endpoints compatible with Anthropic Messages or OpenAI Chat Completions, including flexible provider-specific authentication.
AI provider documentationScoped call and trace evidence
Start analysis from a SIP call, correlated session, or filtered trace with deterministic observations and a bounded catalog of exact source ranges.
AI evidence documentationCitable context retrieval
Allow the model to request validated literal or regular-expression searches and exact surrounding lines without granting arbitrary filesystem access.
Context retrieval documentationEvidence-linked structured reports
Review probable cause, confidence, findings, alternatives, recommendations, limitations, and citations that open the supporting message or source lines.
AI report documentationInteractive follow-up analysis
Ask follow-up questions against the same frozen evidence case, retain the conversation and provider-supplied reasoning history, and keep every supported citation linked to source evidence.
AI follow-up documentationPortable AI analysis reports
Export the complete evidence-grounded analysis as Markdown or a paginated PDF with findings, recommendations, limitations, usage, and source links.
AI export documentationCloud privacy controls
Always remove credentials and SDP keys, anonymize telephone numbers, IP addresses, and hostnames by default, and keep local Ollama traffic on loopback.
AI privacy documentationToken and cache accounting
Accumulate input, output, cache-read, and cache-write usage across context rounds when the selected provider reports it.
AI usage documentationExport, security, and operational handoff
Readable filtered trace export
Export the full session or only the current search, filter, protocol, and routine-traffic result as normalized readable text.
Readable export documentationSource-neutral re-importable export
Share a portable trace containing protocol content and structured analysis metadata without original local paths or vendor wrappers.
TranslatorX trace documentationComplete Call Flow SVG export
Save the signaling and visible media diagram with its current labels and lane arrangement as a scalable vector image.
Call Flow export documentationPortable analysis handoff
Share evidence-grounded AI results as Markdown or PDF without changing the underlying trace, while preserving supported source links and report context.
Analysis export documentationLocal-first analysis
Perform normal parsing, filtering, correlation, call analysis, diagram generation, and export locally without requiring a cloud service.
Security and privacy documentationHardened data handling and connections
Protect temporary trace data, limit archive and network content, validate remote destinations, and restrict sensitive application operations.
Application security documentationVerified release delivery
Check every release for quality, vulnerabilities, and dependency freshness; sign platform packages and updater files; and publish checksums plus reproducible CycloneDX and SPDX inventories.
Release integrity documentationInstaller and historical release records
GitHub retains versioned installers, checksums, updater manifests, and earlier release entries.