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API Evangelist · 1j#

Five MCP Servers Put A Price In The Tool In Four Different Shapes

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how Pipedrive put a price on every tool call : an x-token-cost on all 371 operations, in Pipedrive’s own rate-limit currency, sitting right next to the description an agent uses to decide what to call.…

Postman Blog · 1j#

Introducing Code-Based Mocks in Postman

What’s new You can now write Postman Mock Servers in JavaScript. They remember things between requests. They run on your laptop, in CI, or in the cloud. Every step is a terminal command. So your coding agent can do all of it: create the…

API Evangelist · 2j#

The Wires Are Crossed: Slop For Humans, Structure For Agents

I think the wires are crossed in how we are using agents right now. The thing agents are actually good at, and the thing they actually need, is structured, machine-readable content written for other machines. Contracts, schemas, workflows…

API Evangelist · 2j#

Nobody Is Forecasting The Transactional API Economy

When I sat down with Zdenek Nemec last month, he made a point I have not been able to shake. Before 2020, direct monetization was only ever a small slice of why companies built APIs. Maybe ten percent. The rest of the reasons were…

API Evangelist · 2j#

Commune Has An API And Substack Does Not

My first rule for any software I use to run API Evangelist is that it must have an API. Not just because I like APIs, but so that my business can get its data in and out. An API reduces my switching costs and leaves me with more control…

API Evangelist · 2j#

An Agent Found Four APIs And All Four Decided To Trust It

I built four small sites this fall so I would have something real to point agents at. Yawplet takes short messages. Yarnhen takes stories. Hagglebee takes classified ads. Eventwren takes events. Each one is an API first and a website…

Postman Blog · 2j#

Steer Your Agents Until They Steer Themselves

Over the last year and a half I have been working side by side with Postman’s CTO, Ankit Sobti, on the agent platform we use to deploy all of our internal agents as we transform the company to be AI-native. This is a follow-up to his post…

Postman Blog · 3j#

AI Sprawl Is the New Shadow IT: How Postman Got Ahead of Ours

We asked around and got five different answers for how many AI agents Postman was running. The real number was 866. Here is what we did about it. Key Takeaways (TL;DR) AI agent sprawl is the new shadow IT : easy creation outruns…

API Evangelist · 4j#

Twenty-Five Thousand Overlays, And None Of Them Are Yours Yet

Last week I wrote about Overlay 1.2 and the fourteen jobs we already use Overlays for , and then about why an Overlay is a layer and not a diff . Both posts leaned on a number, that the APIs.io catalog holds tens of thousands of Overlay…

API Evangelist · 4j#

The Well-Known Folder Is Filling Up

I was reading through Open Resource Discovery this morning — SAP’s protocol, now under the Linux Foundation Europe’s NeoNephos, for a system to describe the APIs and events it exposes — and noticed it starts the way so much does lately: at…

API Evangelist · 4j#

Driven Or Enabled: One Word In The Definition Of An Agent

Bill Doerrfeld opened the Nordic APIs Summit in Stockholm this morning with How AI Agents Change API Interaction Patterns , and about three minutes in he gave the room his definition of an AI agent: “It is a large-language-model-driven…

Postman Blog · 4j#

What’s new in Postman: Flows, Fabric Gateway, and Astro AI

Five updates landed across the Postman platform in the first two weeks of September, and together they touch almost every stage of building and running APIs and agents: test coverage, AI gateway infrastructure, agent access control…

API Evangelist · 5j#

Two Front Doors for Agents in One Week

Two things happened last week that I keep putting side by side. On October 6, the Model Context Protocol finalized MCP Server Cards , and in doing so it declined to define its own discovery location. A domain advertises its MCP servers…

API Evangelist · 5j#

The Kin Score Is Getting A Third Dimension: The Market

I want to draw a line in the sand with this one, while acknowledging we are just getting started. For the last year the Kin Score has measured two things about an API provider: what they publish, and how ready that is for agents. Both are…

API Evangelist · 5j#

Decision Models Agreed On The Questions, Not The Contract

A post came across my LinkedIn feed this week asking whether decision models will last as a category, and whether one schema is winning. TypeSafe’s Jev and its System One API. OpenAI’s Decisions API. AWS, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Perplexity…