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Postman's MCP server is a Model Context Protocol server that connects AI agents and IDEs to your Postman resources. It gives agents access to collections, environments, workspaces, specs and more, so you can prompt an AI assistant to make changes to your API work without leaving your editor.

The server is offered in several toolsets. Minimal covers everyday tasks such as creating collections and specs, keeping them in sync and running API tests. Code discovers APIs in your workspace and generates client code for AI coding agents. Full includes every tool, which the page describes as more than 100. Learn searches the Postman Learning Center documentation, and Context Graph answers natural-language questions about your team's API estate.

The page lists Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Copilot CLI, Kiro, Codex CLI, Antigravity CLI and Claude as supported coding agents. It can be run as a remote server over HTTPS with OAuth or a Postman API key, or locally over stdio. Setup is a single command for each agent, and the page also offers the Postman CLI, installed from npm, for running collections and tests from the command line.

The page gives sample prompts, such as setting a base URL variable in a Postman environment, generating a spec and collection from a Django model, and updating API documentation from current code. It says Postman does not store AI agent prompts or responses, and that all communication happens over HTTPS.

Tool calls count towards the monthly limits of your Postman plan. The pricing page lists a free plan with 50 AI credits per month, a Solo plan at $9 per month billed annually with 400 AI credits per month, and a Team plan at $19 per user per month billed annually. Enterprise pricing is by quote.

The MCP server is aimed at developers and teams who build and test APIs and want their AI agents to work with those APIs directly.