Equip your agents with pre-built skills
postman init loads Postman's skills into your coding agent, so it can run collections, tests, and API workflows without leaving your editor. Cross-platform and scriptable, no GUI required.
api-discovery
Find and reuse the APIs already in your org
api-testing
Generate request collections and assertions that catch regressions
api-mocking
Spin up a mock server before the API exists
api-monitoring
Watch live endpoints for uptime and drift
ci-integration
Run collection and governance checks on every commit
performance-testing
Simulate real-world load to surface bottlenecks
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Stop guessing what your APIs do
The Context Graph gives agents a structured, queryable map of your APIs, collections, and relationships, so agent-generated calls and tests are grounded in how your APIs actually work.
Explore Context GraphAI models are only as good as the context they can see. The report shows how the Context Graph closes the gap between file search and full-system visibility.
An agent in one checkout finds 129 services. With the Context Graph, it finds 498.
- Ain this checkout129
- Bin other repos across your org221
- Cwithout a repo of their own140
- Dinside other services' repos8

Secure by design with Passport
Passport lets people, services, and agents call APIs without ever holding the secret.
Learn about PassportDiscover and request
Browse approved APIs, pick a duration, and request access. An admin approves the scope and can revoke it at any time.
Validate and proxy
The proxy checks the caller and scope, then swaps the reference for the real secret inside your cloud.
Attribute every call
Passport logs every request against the caller's identity, giving your team a clear record of API use.