How I built an MCP server that lets AI agents run my API tests
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I built HTTP Forge because I was tired of maintaining Postman collections by hand. Every time a route changed, a DTO gained a field, or an auth header moved, the collection went stale — and nobody trusted it enough to keep it updated. The second problem was more interesting: I wanted an AI agent to…
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How I built an MCP server that lets AI agents run my API tests
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