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.@getpostman is now natively available in your favorite coding agent!
The new Postman CLI is designed to bring API engineering for agents:
1️⃣ Works in Git and your code repo - Just drop Postman where your agent lives and works.
2️⃣ No GUI - Work in your coding agent. Bring up the Postman UI for review and approval.
3️⃣ No sign-up - Get started right away. Sign-up when you have to save your work and want more.
Install once, work in your agent. Run npm install -g postman-cli, then postman init. This loads Postman's skills into your coding agent so it can create collections, write tests, and much more. Available as a plugin for all coding agents!
The skills cover the API lifecycle: find APIs your org already has, generate tests that catch regressions, mock an API before it exists, watch live endpoints for downtime and drift, run checks in CI on every commit, and run performance tests.
You can also extend the abilities of your agent with the Context Graph. An agent often sees only the code that is accessible to them. The Context Graph API gives it a map of your team's infrastructure, APIs, and services, and how they depend on each other.
As your agent works, you stay the reviewer. Your agent does the work from the command line. Open Postman when you want to review or approve it.
Check out more at postman.com!
The new Postman CLI is designed to bring API engineering for agents:
1️⃣ Works in Git and your code repo - Just drop Postman where your agent lives and works.
2️⃣ No GUI - Work in your coding agent. Bring up the Postman UI for review and approval.
3️⃣ No sign-up - Get started right away. Sign-up when you have to save your work and want more.
Install once, work in your agent. Run npm install -g postman-cli, then postman init. This loads Postman's skills into your coding agent so it can create collections, write tests, and much more. Available as a plugin for all coding agents!
The skills cover the API lifecycle: find APIs your org already has, generate tests that catch regressions, mock an API before it exists, watch live endpoints for downtime and drift, run checks in CI on every commit, and run performance tests.
You can also extend the abilities of your agent with the Context Graph. An agent often sees only the code that is accessible to them. The Context Graph API gives it a map of your team's infrastructure, APIs, and services, and how they depend on each other.
As your agent works, you stay the reviewer. Your agent does the work from the command line. Open Postman when you want to review or approve it.
Check out more at postman.com!
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