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Arabian Post
3 days ago
- Business
- Arabian Post
Bruno's Sponsorship Marks a Milestone for Open-Source API Tools
Bruno, the open-source API client has been announced as a Platinum Sponsor for IndiaFOSS 2025, the upcoming edition of the Free and Open Source Software conference organised by the FOSS United community. The event is scheduled to take place from 20 to 21 September 2025 at the NIMHANS Convention Centre in Bengaluru. Bruno's sponsorship underscores its growing prominence within the developer community. Designed as a lightweight, Git-friendly alternative to Postman, Bruno emphasises offline functionality and data privacy. It stores API collections locally in plain text '.bru' files, facilitating seamless version control and collaboration without reliance on cloud services. The IndiaFOSS 2025 conference anticipates over 2,500 in-person attendees, with an additional 2,500 participants expected to join virtually. The event will feature a range of activities, including workshops, panel discussions, and showcases of open-source projects. Bruno's involvement as a Platinum Sponsor highlights its commitment to the open-source ecosystem and its dedication to fostering community engagement. ADVERTISEMENT Bruno's participation in IndiaFOSS 2025 is not its first engagement with the conference. Previously, its founder Anoop M D presented Bruno at IndiaFOSS 3.0, where he discussed the tool's architecture and its role in the API development landscape. The presentation highlighted Bruno's unique features, such as its offline-first approach and integration with Git, which distinguish it from other API clients. The sponsorship also reflects Bruno's broader strategy to support and promote open-source initiatives. By aligning with IndiaFOSS 2025, Bruno aims to contribute to the growth and sustainability of the open-source community. The conference provides a platform for developers, enthusiasts, and organisations to collaborate and share knowledge, aligning with Bruno's mission to empower users through accessible and transparent tools.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Postman Powers the Agentic Future with APIs Built for Humans and AI
New capabilities highlighted at POST/CON 25 give developers the tools to lead with APIs in an AI-driven world LOS ANGELES, June 04, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--POST/CON — Postman, the world's leading API collaboration platform, today announced new capabilities that make it dramatically easier to design, test, deploy, and monitor AI agents and the APIs they rely on. Unveiled at the company's annual user conference POST/CON, these advancements include Postman Insights now in open beta, major enhancements to the Postman API Network, and new features to strengthen collaboration. As the AI wave accelerates, Postman's internal data paints a clear picture: developers aren't just experimenting with LLMs; they're operationalizing real systems built on APIs. Based on anonymized, aggregated data from the Postman API Platform between May 2023 and April 2025: Meta's Llama traffic grew 7x, driven by the rise of open-weight, fine-tuned models. Google Gemini grew 5x, as orchestration-ready models gained traction with enterprise teams. Replicate and Mistral saw traffic double and quadruple respectively—reflecting increased adoption of customizable, infrastructure-flexible models. OpenAI still accounts for 60% of AI-related traffic—but the trend is diversification, not consolidation. Developers are choosing more models and calling more APIs. While hype for LLMs continues to grow, agents are still unreliable in production and require rigorous evaluation both before and after deployment. Engineering teams are realizing that testing, governance, and observability must catch up to the complexity of these intelligent systems. Reliable agents require more than model evaluation—they need high-quality, discoverable APIs they can trust. Postman is used by more than 40 million developers and 500,000 organizations around the world. Now with its new agentic AI capabilities, Postman becomes the platform of record for building intelligent, API-driven systems with production-grade observability, agent-ready tooling, and scalable onboarding. Key new capabilities highlighted at POST/CON 2025 include: Postman Insights: Real-time observability for APIs—track usage across endpoints and versions (human and agent), detect failure patterns, and proactively resolve issues before they reach users. Simplified Testing with Repro Mode in Insights: Reproduce API failures instantly using real-world headers, payloads, and authentication tokens—perfect for debugging agent interactions in production. Agentic AI Builder + Model Context Protocol (MCP) Integration: Instantly turn APIs into callable agent tools using the MCP, generate MCP servers directly from collections, and test agent behavior with a new first-class MCP request type. World's First MCP Server Network: Discover, test, and adopt agent-compatible endpoints at scale in the world's first curated network for MCP Servers, now hosted on the Postman API Platform. Verified publishers can self-publish trust tools for agents, making it simpler and faster than ever for developers to discover reliable servers and reduce security risk. Enterprise-Ready Workflow Integrations: Accelerate API delivery and reduce cycle time with seamless integrations across GitHub (real-time collection sync, branch-based governance), Jira (context-aware issue creation and tracking), and Slack/Microsoft Teams (improved notifications for team-wide visibility). These capabilities help teams stay aligned, resolve issues faster, and ship APIs with confidence, at enterprise scale. These new platform capabilities go hand-in-hand with the API Network's reach and reliability—giving teams everything they need to build and operationalize AI agents at scale. Notebooks for Developer Onboarding: Accelerate time to value with immersive, interactive guides that combine documentation, tutorials, and live API calls—turning API exploration into instant execution. Notebooks reduce onboarding friction, boost adoption, and help teams scale usage faster. Activity Feeds + Watchers: Drive adoption and reduce breakage by keeping every API consumer—human or agent—instantly in sync. With real-time changelog alerts, versioning updates, and integrated chat notifications, teams ensure reliable consumption, lower support burden, and faster iteration across the API lifecycle. "These new tools position Postman as the first unified platform to operationalize agentic AI systems safely, reliably, and at scale—bridging the gap between the promise of LLMs and the production requirements of modern software," said Abhinav Asthana, Co-founder and CEO of Postman. "Agent-based systems aren't just clever prompts—they're full systems that must be tested, debugged, and governed like real software. Postman is where you build that intelligent system with trust, transparency, and speed." Postman's API Network, home to over 18,000 publishers and 100,000+ APIs, is the foundation for agent adoption. It ensures both humans and agents can find, authenticate, and safely interact with live, production-ready APIs—whether public, private, or partner-facing. "We're accelerating in the agentic commerce era," said Alex Chriss, President and CEO of PayPal. "The Postman API Network gives our developers powerful tools to make it easier than ever to build, test and scale AI-powered commerce experiences. It's not just speed—it's developer velocity that translates into real value for customers." Visit to learn more about how these new features help teams move from experimentation to trusted deployment in the age of agentic AI. About Postman Postman is the world's leading API collaboration platform, used by more than 40 million developers and 500,000 organizations, including 98% of the Fortune 500. In a world that is increasingly embracing an API-first mindset, Postman is uniquely positioned to streamline API and AI application development and drive innovation through teamwork by transcending traditional testing and fostering team collaboration across the entire API development lifecycle — from creation to deployment. The company is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Bangalore and Tokyo. Postman is privately held, with funding from Battery Ventures, BOND, Coatue, CRV, Insight Partners, and Nexus Venture Partners. Learn more at or connect with Postman on X via @getpostman. 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Business Wire
4 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Postman Powers the Agentic Future with APIs Built for Humans and AI
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- POST/CON — Postman, the world's leading API collaboration platform, today announced new capabilities that make it dramatically easier to design, test, deploy, and monitor AI agents and the APIs they rely on. Unveiled at the company's annual user conference POST/CON, these advancements include Postman Insights now in open beta, major enhancements to the Postman API Network, and new features to strengthen collaboration. As the AI wave accelerates, Postman's internal data paints a clear picture: developers aren't just experimenting with LLMs; they're operationalizing real systems built on APIs. Based on anonymized, aggregated data from the Postman API Platform between May 2023 and April 2025: Meta's Llama traffic grew 7x, driven by the rise of open-weight, fine-tuned models. Google Gemini grew 5x, as orchestration-ready models gained traction with enterprise teams. Replicate and Mistral saw traffic double and quadruple respectively—reflecting increased adoption of customizable, infrastructure-flexible models. OpenAI still accounts for 60% of AI-related traffic—but the trend is diversification, not consolidation. Developers are choosing more models and calling more APIs. While hype for LLMs continues to grow, agents are still unreliable in production and require rigorous evaluation both before and after deployment. Engineering teams are realizing that testing, governance, and observability must catch up to the complexity of these intelligent systems. Reliable agents require more than model evaluation—they need high-quality, discoverable APIs they can trust. Postman is used by more than 40 million developers and 500,000 organizations around the world. Now with its new agentic AI capabilities, Postman becomes the platform of record for building intelligent, API-driven systems with production-grade observability, agent-ready tooling, and scalable onboarding. Key new capabilities highlighted at POST/CON 2025 include: Postman Insights: Real-time observability for APIs—track usage across endpoints and versions (human and agent), detect failure patterns, and proactively resolve issues before they reach users. Simplified Testing with Repro Mode in Insights: Reproduce API failures instantly using real-world headers, payloads, and authentication tokens—perfect for debugging agent interactions in production. Agentic AI Builder + Model Context Protocol (MCP) Integration: Instantly turn APIs into callable agent tools using the MCP, generate MCP servers directly from collections, and test agent behavior with a new first-class MCP request type. World's First MCP Server Network: Discover, test, and adopt agent-compatible endpoints at scale in the world's first curated network for MCP Servers, now hosted on the Postman API Platform. Verified publishers can self-publish trust tools for agents, making it simpler and faster than ever for developers to discover reliable servers and reduce security risk. Enterprise-Ready Workflow Integrations: Accelerate API delivery and reduce cycle time with seamless integrations across GitHub (real-time collection sync, branch-based governance), Jira (context-aware issue creation and tracking), and Slack/Microsoft Teams (improved notifications for team-wide visibility). These capabilities help teams stay aligned, resolve issues faster, and ship APIs with confidence, at enterprise scale. These new platform capabilities go hand-in-hand with the API Network's reach and reliability—giving teams everything they need to build and operationalize AI agents at scale. Notebooks for Developer Onboarding: Accelerate time to value with immersive, interactive guides that combine documentation, tutorials, and live API calls—turning API exploration into instant execution. Notebooks reduce onboarding friction, boost adoption, and help teams scale usage faster. Activity Feeds + Watchers: Drive adoption and reduce breakage by keeping every API consumer—human or agent—instantly in sync. With real-time changelog alerts, versioning updates, and integrated chat notifications, teams ensure reliable consumption, lower support burden, and faster iteration across the API lifecycle. 'These new tools position Postman as the first unified platform to operationalize agentic AI systems safely, reliably, and at scale—bridging the gap between the promise of LLMs and the production requirements of modern software,' said Abhinav Asthana, Co-founder and CEO of Postman. 'Agent-based systems aren't just clever prompts—they're full systems that must be tested, debugged, and governed like real software. Postman is where you build that intelligent system with trust, transparency, and speed.' Postman's API Network, home to over 18,000 publishers and 100,000+ APIs, is the foundation for agent adoption. It ensures both humans and agents can find, authenticate, and safely interact with live, production-ready APIs—whether public, private, or partner-facing. 'We're accelerating in the agentic commerce era,' said Alex Chriss, President and CEO of PayPal. 'The Postman API Network gives our developers powerful tools to make it easier than ever to build, test and scale AI-powered commerce experiences. It's not just speed—it's developer velocity that translates into real value for customers.' Visit to learn more about how these new features help teams move from experimentation to trusted deployment in the age of agentic AI. Postman is the world's leading API collaboration platform, used by more than 40 million developers and 500,000 organizations, including 98% of the Fortune 500. In a world that is increasingly embracing an API-first mindset, Postman is uniquely positioned to streamline API and AI application development and drive innovation through teamwork by transcending traditional testing and fostering team collaboration across the entire API development lifecycle — from creation to deployment. The company is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Bangalore and Tokyo. Postman is privately held, with funding from Battery Ventures, BOND, Coatue, CRV, Insight Partners, and Nexus Venture Partners. Learn more at or connect with Postman on X via @getpostman.


Business Wire
4 days ago
- Business
- Business Wire
Postman Unveils Agent Mode: AI-Native Development Revolutionizes API Lifecycle
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- POST/CON — Postman, the world's leading API collaboration platform, today announced Agent Mode, a breakthrough AI-native assistant that delivers real productivity gains across the entire API lifecycle. Available directly within the Postman platform, Agent Mode understands developer intent and executes real tasks – designing, testing, documenting, and monitoring APIs – based on simple natural language input. It compresses weeks of manual effort into hours, enabling teams to ship faster with fewer handoffs and less friction. Organizations are turning to AI for software development at an increasingly rapid pace. According to IDC, this is driven by AI's ability to decrease the need for manual testing, resulting in improvements in test coverage, software usability, and code quality. Further, a McKinsey study showed that software developers can complete coding tasks up to twice as fast with generative AI, and these gains in developer productivity can lead to significant improvements in business outcomes, including faster time-to-market, higher profit margins, and increased customer satisfaction. As AI continues to reshape the software development landscape, Agent Mode positions Postman at the forefront of this industry evolution: from code-first tools to intent-first platforms. Where most tools offer copilots that assist with code suggestions, Postman offers a fully capable execution agent—connected to real APIs, aware of state, and embedded in a platform used by over 40 million developers worldwide. It actively manages the heavy lifting of API development, transforming the fragmented, manual nature of modern software work into fast, AI-powered flows. Agent Mode is an AI-powered assistant that turns requests into action—executing complex flows across Postman's collections, tests, environments, and documentation. Looking ahead, developers will also be able to build and reuse their own multi-step agents to automate common API tasks. These reusable agents will live in teams' workspace and scale productivity across functions and processes—from daily engineering tasks to broader business operations. 'Agent Mode signifies a major shift in how developers interact with tools, APIs, and the systems they build,' said Abhijit Kane, Co-Founder of Postman. 'With Agent Mode, Postman becomes the first platform to combine enterprise-grade API tooling with an intelligent agent capable of understanding business intent and delivering production-grade workflows on demand. It effectively removes the need for time-consuming prototyping and empowers teams to move from idea to working product in days - not quarters.' Agent Mode acts as a natural-language gateway to Postman's core capabilities: Collections and Environments: The agent creates, organizes, and updates collections with proper variable handling and reusable configurations. Automated Testing: Users can ask the agent to validate response schemas, create test cases, or simulate edge cases. Documentation: Once a flow is working, the agent can generate detailed API documentation that's immediately shareable across teams. Reusable Agents: Developers can build multi-step agents that automate repeatable API tasks—from engineering flows to business processes—all reusable and shareable within your workspace. Monitoring and Observability: Developers can set up monitors or define health checks, all through conversation. Team Collaboration: Everything created by the agent lives in Postman's collaborative workspace, instantly usable by all teammates, including product managers, quality assurance, support, and even non-technical members to reduce reliance on developers and expand the pool of 'builders' inside a company. To join the waitlist to learn more about Agent Mode, visit About Postman Postman is the world's leading API collaboration platform, used by more than 40 million developers and 500,000 organizations, including 98% of the Fortune 500. In a world that is increasingly embracing an API-first mindset, Postman is uniquely positioned to streamline API and AI application development and drive innovation through teamwork by transcending traditional testing and fostering team collaboration across the entire API development lifecycle — from creation to deployment. The company is headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Bangalore and Tokyo. Postman is privately held, with funding from Battery Ventures, BOND, Coatue, CRV, Insight Partners, and Nexus Venture Partners. Learn more at or connect with Postman on X via @getpostman.


Time of India
23-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
From India to the World: Building a global tech brand
For years, India was the world's IT backbone, a services superpower. But today, the country is undergoing a silent revolution. It's no longer just about execution excellence. India is now a fertile ground for product innovation, building for the world, from the ground up. Its rise to 39th place in the Global Innovation Index in 2024, up from 81st in 2015, proves that India is no longer just participating in the innovation economy but helping shape Back Office: India's Ascent in Product LeadershipHistorically, India's contribution to tech was in enabling others' visions. Now, we're shaping our own. What changed? The answer lies in the convergence of three powerful trends: A new breed of founders who've worked globally and returned with ambition. A new generation of builders who design with customers at the core. Infrastructure and ecosystem maturity that now rivals established global tech hubs. From Postman to Freshworks, Zoho to BrowserStack, we no longer ask for a seat at the table. We're building the table. The mindset shift: From 'Service Delivery' to 'Vision Crafting' India's legacy in IT services played a crucial role in shaping our tech DNA. Services sharpened our execution, teaching us discipline, process rigour, and a deep commitment to delivery. Working with global enterprises, Indian companies became experts in meeting deadlines, managing complex requirements, and scaling teams rapidly. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and Wipro built their global reputation by executing flawlessly on client specifications. This foundation of execution excellence gave rise to a generation of technologists who understood what it meant to build at scale, maintain reliability, and serve demanding customers. But building products is a different challenge altogether. It's not just about meeting existing needs but imagining future possibilities. Product-first companies must anticipate change, think holistically about user experience, and take bold bets. In a product-led mindset, the shift is clear: Designing for global needs, not just local fixes: Build with universality in mind, creating solutions that scale across countries, industries, and cultures. Investing in vision, not just velocity: Speed matters, but having a strong, differentiated product vision creates long-term value. Measuring success in impact, not input: It's not about how much effort was spent—it's about the real-world difference the product makes for users. This mindset shift is not a rejection of our services legacy, it's an evolution. The execution muscle built through years of service excellence now must work with creativity, curiosity, and customer-led innovation. That's how product leaders are born. Why India is the ideal launchpad for global products India offers a paradoxical advantage: constraints and complexity. Operating within constraints forces clarity, efficiency, and innovation. The product teams are accustomed to building cost-effective, elegant solutions with skills like frugal engineering , resilient system design, platform adaptability, and inclusive UX, that translate brilliantly on the global stage. The linguistic, cultural, and economic complexity creates resilient, adaptive thinkers. We design for nuance and embrace ambiguity. When you build from India, you build with empathy, and empathy scales. These conditions produce products that are: Modular and configurable Exceptionally cost-efficient Built with global architecture from day one Breaking Perception Barriers with Proof, Not Pitch Despite all progress, biases remain. Global buyers still ask: 'Can a product built in India scale?' The answer isn't a marketing slide—it's consistent execution. Companies like Zoho, with millions of global users and no external funding, or Postman, which powers over 25 million developers worldwide, are redefining what 'Made in India' means. They show that credibility is earned through relentless delivery and obsessive customer focus. The Rise of 'India First, Global Always' Products Indian-built platforms are winning because they embrace a powerful duality: Frugality in engineering, born out of necessity. Ambition in vision, born out of confidence. Whether it's Gupshup, a leading conversational messaging platform powering billions of messages across industries, or Hasura, an open-source engine redefining how developers build and scale backends with GraphQL, these products aren't playing catch-up; they're defining the pace. Today, India doesn't just follow global tech trends; it sets them. From redefining digital payments with UPI to Postman setting the gold standard in API development to Zoho building a global SaaS powerhouse without a single dollar of external funding, India is leading by example. A Defining Decade Ahead India stands at a pivotal moment. With deep talent, growing access to capital, and a maturing startup ecosystem, the conditions for global product leadership are finally aligned. In 2024 alone, India's startup ecosystem attracted $13.7 billion in venture capital funding—a 1.4x increase over the previous year, underscoring the nation's resilience and growing appeal to global investors. But building a world-class product brand from India takes more than raw potential. It takes: Deep belief in your mission. Relentless attention to craft. A refusal to compromise on global standards. This is not about 'catching up.' It's about setting the pace and doing it on our terms. Because of the next generation of global tech leaders? They're not just coming from Silicon Valley. They're coming from Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai, and beyond. And we're just getting started.