Postman, the world’s leading API platform, has unveiled a major platform evolution that embeds artificial intelligence directly into core API development workflows. The release introduces AI-native capabilities, git-based workflows, and API Catalog—a centralized system of record providing enterprise-wide visibility into all APIs and services. Designed for over 40 million developers across 500,000 organizations, these innovations enable teams to accelerate API and agentic project delivery while preserving existing governance, security, and enterprise controls.
According to Postman’s latest State of the API Report, 89% of developers already incorporate AI into their work, yet most rely on disconnected external tools that limit effectiveness and context. Postman addresses this by making AI an integral part of the platform, providing deep visibility into the full API lifecycle rather than operating as a separate assistant.
Agent Mode transforms API development by allowing developers to perform complex, multi-step tasks with broad workflow awareness. It coordinates changes across specifications, tests, mocks, and integrations while ensuring every action remains versioned, auditable, and compliant with existing governance policies. By grounding decisions in real production context and external tool data, Agent Mode helps teams move faster without sacrificing control or security.
API Catalog delivers a unified, authoritative view of an organization’s entire API and service ecosystem. Teams gain real-time insight into API existence, performance, ownership, and dependencies—critical for governance, accountability, and scaling AI-driven initiatives. This foundation empowers Postman’s AI capabilities to operate with accurate, enterprise-wide context.
The introduction of native git workflows brings API development into familiar developer environments. Teams can manage all API artifacts directly in Git repositories and local filesystems, streamlining collaboration and version control. Enhanced integration with third-party tools via MCP servers (such as Atlassian’s Rovo) brings shared context from Jira, Confluence, and other platforms into agentic workflows for planning, building, testing, documenting, and troubleshooting.
“With Postman's Agent Mode, developers can coordinate API changes and leverage the Atlassian Rovo MCP server to bring in shared context from the Atlassian tools they already rely on, such as Jira and Confluence, to plan and ship software,” said Josh Devenny, Head of Product for Rovo Skills at Atlassian. “Agentic workflows like these help teams move faster while building, testing, documenting, and troubleshooting APIs, with higher governance and security.”
“The world’s APIs are built and shipped on Postman, and we believe AI should live inside the platform—not alongside it,” said Abhinav Asthana, co-founder and CEO of Postman. “We’ve re-architected our foundation around that principle, delivering intelligence that operates with deep context across the full spectrum of API workflows. As teams move from experimenting with AI to operationalizing it, Postman provides the bedrock that lets them scale API and agentic projects with confidence.”
This release positions Postman as the foundational platform for modern, AI-powered API development, enabling organizations to operationalize AI at scale while maintaining the governance, visibility, and security required in enterprise environments.
About Postman
Postman is the world’s leading API platform, trusted by more than 40 million developers and 500,000 organizations, including 98% of the Fortune 500. With AI embedded into its core, Postman helps developers and enterprises design, test, manage, and distribute APIs and services at scale with built-in governance and security. The company is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Bangalore, Boston, New York City, and Tokyo. Postman is privately held, with funding from Battery Ventures, BOND, Coatue, CRV, Insight Partners, and Nexus Venture Partners.