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logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

Creates a Postman environment with variables inferred from your code, including the {{baseurl}} and {{token}} variables that synced requests reference.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

After postman-mcp init, seven slash commands are available inside Claude Code. The sync commands aren't separate implementations: they all go through the same validate → verify → diff → confirm → write pipeline, and differ only in which routes Claude analyzes and where the result lands.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

The natural-language front-end to the sync engine. Describe what you want in plain English and Claude figures out what to sync and how, then runs it through the same diff-then-confirm gate as every other command. This replaces the old --prompt flag that used to hang off the individual sync commands.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

Shows what would sync: new, modified, and deprecated routes, plus anything in the collection that has drifted from the code, without writing anything. It's syncall's diff minus the write.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

Syncs every route in one file, module, or directory. Broader than a single route, narrower than the whole codebase.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

Reads every route, controller, and model in the project and syncs all of it. Use it for first-time setup or after a big refactor. Always diffs first, same as every other write-capable command.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

The most surgical of the five commands. It syncs exactly one route and touches nothing else. Every other command is just a different way of picking which routes go through the same validate → verify → diff → confirm → write pipeline this one uses directly.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

Command

This is the one you'll run most. After you write code and commit, it syncs only what changed, and you never have to think about git refs to use it.

logesh-works/postman-mcp

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An MCP server for Claude Code that generates and updates Postman requests from your API code, with a diff before every write. Runs locally from the postman-mcp Python package.