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Postman MCP Server

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The Postman MCP Server is a Cloudflare Worker that provides API access to Postman collections and environments via the Claude AI MCP interface. This enables Claude to assist with API testing, documentation, and management tasks.

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Postman MCP Server

A Cloudflare Worker that provides API access to Postman collections and environments via the Claude AI MCP (Model Control Plane) interface.

Overview

This server allows Claude AI to interact with your Postman collections and environments to perform various operations, including:

  • Retrieving collections and environments
  • Creating new collections and environments
  • Adding requests to collections
  • Running collections and getting test results

This enables Claude to assist with API testing, documentation, and management tasks in your workflows.

Current Methods

The Postman MCP Server provides the following methods:

Basic Utility Methods

  • mcp__sayHello(name) - Returns a greeting with the provided name
  • mcp__reverseString(input) - Reverses the characters in a string

Collection Methods

  • mcp__get_collections() - Gets all collections in your Postman account
  • mcp__get_collection(collectionId) - Gets details for a specific collection
  • mcp__create_collection(name, description) - Creates a new collection
  • mcp__add_request(collectionId, name, method, url, ...) - Adds a request to a collection

Environment Methods

  • mcp__get_environments() - Gets all environments in your Postman account
  • mcp__get_environment(environmentId) - Gets details for a specific environment
  • mcp__create_environment(name, variables) - Creates a new environment with variables

Test Execution

  • mcp__run_collection(collectionId, environmentId) - Runs a collection with an optional environment

Getting Started

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Install dependencies: npm install
  3. Copy .env.example to .env and add your Postman API key
  4. Deploy to Cloudflare Workers: wrangler deploy

Development

To run the server locally for development:

npm run dev

This will start the server locally using wrangler.

Project Structure

  • /src - Source code
    • /interfaces - TypeScript interfaces
    • /services - Service classes
    • index.ts - Main worker entry point
  • /test - Unit tests
  • /examples - Example usage
  • /docs - Additional documentation

Examples

See the examples/postman-examples.md file for detailed examples of how to use the Postman MCP Server with Claude AI.

Deployment

To deploy to Cloudflare Workers:

npm run deploy

Make sure your wrangler.toml file is configured properly.

Security

This server requires a Postman API key to function. Ensure that your key is stored securely in the Cloudflare Workers environment variables and not committed to version control.

Contributing

  1. Follow the DEVELOPMENT_GUIDELINES.md
  2. Adhere to SOLID_PRINCIPLES.md for code design

License

MIT License