Postman API
An MCP server for interacting with the Postman API, requiring an API key.
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Overview
The Postman MCP Server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect AI agents and coding assistants — including Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, GitHub Copilot CLI, and Gemini CLI — directly to your Postman workspaces, collections, specifications, and environments. Postman also offers the server as an npm package. For the full installation guide with agent-specific setup, see Postman's MCP Server product page. The Postman MCP Server collection is the quickest way to explore, test, and connect to the Postman MCP Server. Use it to:
Installation
npx @postman/postman-mcp-server
Configuration
Configuration example is not available yet.
Capabilities
- Manage collections
Ask your assistant to create, tag, or update Postman collections and their documentation directly from your editor.
- Generate client code
Request production-ready client code from your API definitions, following best practices and project conventions.
- Create specs from code
Have your assistant generate API specifications from your codebase and turn them into Postman collections.
- Manage environments
Instruct your assistant to create workspaces and environments, and manage environment variables without leaving your IDE.
- Run API tests
Use the local server to continuously test your APIs against your Postman collections, including local endpoints.
Tags
- api
- development
- testing-qa
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