[Tool] cosmos-flake-detector: Find Unreliable RPC Endpoints

Hi Cosmos community! I’ve built a tool to help operators detect flaky RPC endpoints before they cause issues. The Problem We’ve all been there: RPC endpoints that work 95% of the time but fail when it matters. Traditional monitoring only checks `/health` or `/status`, missing query-specific issues. The Solution: cosmos-flake-detector A Rust CLI tool that: • Tests specific query paths (not just `/health`) • Measures latency with microsecond precision (HDR histogram) • Calculates flakiness scores (0-100) • Exports JSON for CI/CD integration • Runs concurrent load tests Example Usage ``` cosmos-flake-detector \ --endpoints "https://rpc1.com,https://rpc2.com" \ --duration 120 \ --output results.json ``` Features • Query-specific testing (abci_info, status, genesis, etc.) • p50/p95/p99 latency metrics • Flakiness scoring algorithm • Concurrent testing • JSON export • Open source (MIT) GitHub `saadaltafofficial/cosmos-flake-detector` Feedback and contributions welcome! Use Cases • Validator operations (pre state-sync testing) • Chain indexers (CosmWasm endpoint testing) • CI/CD health checks • Continuous monitoring…

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This would probably work best as a stand-alone site with an api

yes no doubt, thanks for advice.