mimamori 0.3.1

A lightweight CLI for Mihomo proxy management in restricted environments

Mimamori

"Mimamori" (見守り) means "watching over" or "monitoring" in Japanese - your guardian for proxy management in restricted environments.

A sleek, lightweight CLI frontend for Mihomo, inspired by mihoro, designed specifically for proxy management on Linux systems without root privileges. Perfect for research GPU servers, university clusters, and other environments where admin rights are limited.

[!WARNING] Mimamori is currently in early development. Features may be incomplete, unstable, or subject to significant changes. Use at your own risk.

Why Mimamori?

Seamless proxy management for restricted environments:

• No root access required - runs entirely in user space
• Reliable service - managed via systemd user services
• Simple workflow - quick setup and intuitive commands

Quick Start

# Install mimamori using uv
uv tool install mimamori  # or `pip install mimamori` if you prefer pip

# One-command setup with default settings - installs and configures everything automatically
mim setup --yes

# After restarting your shell, enjoy a seamless workflow:
pon                # Enable proxy in current shell
curl google.com    # All network traffic now routes through your proxy
poff               # Disable proxy when finished

# Or use the proxychains-style command prefix:
pp curl google.com # Run specific commands through proxy without affecting shell

[!CAUTION] The pp (or mim proxy run) command, while similar to gg/proxychains-ng in usage, only configures environment variables. While most common applications respect these variables, some programs may ignore them. Future versions may implement true transparent proxying.

Usage

Mimamori offers these additional commands for enhanced user experience:

mim status    # View comprehensive status dashboard (service, connectivity, ports, logs)

mim select    # Choose which proxy node to use

Technical Details

• Mimamori operates in GLOBAL mode without traffic rules. This is optimized for GPU servers that primarily access international resources (PyPI, Google Drive, etc.) with minimal need for domestic website allowlisting.

• The default configuration automatically selects functioning nodes from your subscription using the AUTO-FALLBACK strategy group. Use mim select when you need to manually choose a specific node.

Comparison with Similar Projects

• vs. gg: While gg provides an excellent portable solution with its own implementation, Mimamori leverages Mihomo's extensive protocol support and benefits from its regular maintenance.

• vs. mihoro: Mimamori builds upon mihoro's approach while enhancing the user experience through automated binary downloads, command wrapping capabilities, and elegant proxy status visualization.

Similar Tools

• mihoro: Mihomo CLI client on Linux. Formerly clashrup.
• gg: A command-line tool for one-click proxy in your research and development without installing v2ray or anything else (only for linux).
• proxychains-ng: A preloader which hooks calls to sockets in dynamically linked programs and redirects it through one or more socks/http proxies.