I’ve used Postman for almost a decade, and this update is the biggest shift I’ve seen: it’s now git-native and genuinely AI-native. Being able to keep collections, specs, mocks, and tests as YAML in my repo—and then have Agent Mode generate and maintain them from my codebase—changes the whole API workflow.
Pros
+Git-native resources (collections/specs/tests/mocks) stored as files in your repo
+Agent Mode scans codebases to generate specs, tests, and mocks from plain English
+Two-way sync between local files and Postman cloud
+Local-to-CI parity with pre-commit hooks and GitHub Actions support
+Model choice (Claude, GPT, self-hosted) and MCP server support
Cons
-Agent-generated outputs still need review like any code change
-Some teams may need time to adapt workflows to file-based Postman resources