Agent Mode Prompt Gallery
Explore ready-to-run AI workflows that help you debug, test, document, and automate your API development.
Popular Prompts
Platform Engineer
Generate a Notion page documenting an API endpoint
Create a structured page for the endpoint that includes HTTP method, URL, parameters, and a sample response for easy developer reference.
Generate documentation from local files
Agent Mode inspects backend source files and produces an OpenAPI 3.1 document
Create new environments for dev, staging, and prod
Create clean, fully structured environments for dev, staging, and production without toil and boilerplate configuration
Product Engineer
Add a new POST request to your collection
Add a properly structured POST request with example payloads and parameters
Share documentation with a Postman Notebook
Instantly export API documentation into a Notebook format for easy sharing and wider API usage
Generate endpoint documentation
Agent Mode produces clean, consistent documentation for each endpoint including purpose, parameters, and example responses
QA Engineer
Use Dynatrace to investigate problems in an environment
Identify the most severe active problem in an environment, examine affected entities and related logs/traces, and compile a notebook summarizing the root cause analysis.
Create and send a test invoice via PayPal
Create and send test invoice via PayPal and return the public invoice link for verification and end-to-end testing.
Auto-generate documentation for endpoints
Agent Mode finds undocumented endpoints or parameters and generates structured docs for each
API Product Owner
Publish your API collection
Publishes your collection to a public workspace with proper tags, descriptions, and visibility settings applied
Add a new endpoint to an OpenAPI spec
Reduce manual editing and let Agent Mode update your spec with a new endpoint, including parameters, schemas, and examples
Generate documentation from local files
Agent Mode inspects backend source files and produces an OpenAPI 3.1 document
GTM Engineer
Audit MCP servers and pin dependencies with Wallarm
Scan my machine for installed MCP servers, flag risky permissions and unpinned dependencies, and generate a locked mcp.json with pinned versions for safer deployments.
Scaffold and organize APIs in bulk
Convert CSV entries into APIs and organize them into structured collections
Detect common API errors and generate suggested fixes
Identify CORS issues, auth failures, rate limiting, missing data, versioning errors, and more - then fix them instantly
FAQs about Agent Mode prompts
What is Agent Mode?
Agent Mode is Postman’s native AI solution to help you build, maintain, and share APIs faster and with less toil. Agent Mode runs in Postman and has full context of your collections, environments, tests, monitors, and history. It can run real requests, inspect failures, update your docs, write tests, fix mistakes, and keep everything in sync.
Agent Mode can also reach beyond Postman into the tools you already use through filesystem access and integration with GitHub, Jira, and more. Agent Mode can automate repetitive tasks, demystify cryptic errors, and help you move through your SDLC with fewer tabs and fewer interruptions.
How do I use Agent Mode?
Open Agent Mode from the bottom-right corner of your Postman workspace. Then just describe what you want to do. Agent Mode uses your real workspace context to execute tasks like fixing requests, generating documentation, writing and running tests, syncing backend changes, updating Jira issues, interacting with Git, and more. Every step is visible, editable, and always under your control.
What kinds of prompts can I run?
Agent Mode supports prompts for debugging, writing and running tests, generating or updating documentation, syncing backend changes, refactoring specs, creating workflows, producing server stubs or SDKs, and more. Anything in your API lifecycle that normally takes several manual steps can be automated through a prompt.
Who benefits from using Agent Mode?
Agent Mode helps everyone who works with APIs move faster with less friction.
- Platform engineers use it to standardize specs and keep their API estate consistent.
- Product engineers rely on it to debug issues, write tests, and generate code without switching tools.
- QA engineers use it to expand coverage and surface regressions automatically.
- API product owners use it to produce clear documentation and manage versioning.
- GTM engineers use it to build tailored demos, troubleshoot customer issues, and accelerate onboarding.
By eliminating context switching, speeding up feedback loops, and keeping collections, tests, and documentation aligned, Agent Mode helps every team ship more reliable APIs, faster.
