John0n1/CamSniff — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a Linux command line toolkit for checking my own local network for IP cameras and video streams. I want it to feel like one main command that can run in quiet, balanced, or very aggressive modes, so I can choose between low noise and full coverage. It should discover devices with active scans and also listen for things like local service announcements, then profile cameras by pulling web headers, ONVIF info, likely stream URLs, and other hints for RTSP, HLS, WebRTC, RTMP, SRT, and similar protocols.

When possible, have it try a small, mode limited set of common default logins, only for authorized testing, and grab snapshots or thumbnails from reachable streams. Save everything in clean JSON plus readable logs and any images it captures, so I can review results later or feed them into other tools. Keep the vendor and path intelligence local in data files, make setup easy on Debian or from source, and include a couple of helper scripts for analysis. Look up current docs online if you need to.