A Rust desktop API client that stores every request as a file in git
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Your API requests, tests, mocks and docs become .mmt files in the repo, run by the same CLI in VS Code, GitHub Actions and your coding agent, so nothing lives in a Postman account.
Multimeter is an Apache-2.0 REST client and API testing tool that lives in VS Code and Cursor. Requests, test suites, mock servers and generated docs are YAML .mmt files committed to Git; the testlight CLI and a GitHub Action run the same files in CI. It supports HTTP, WebSocket, GraphQL and gRPC, and ships an MCP server (mmt-mcp) so Cursor, Copilot or Claude can scaffold, validate and run tests instead of guessing syntax, plus an AI judge step for checking responses. No account, free. Built by Mehrdad Shobeyri since July 2025, with 1,828 commits, though only 10 stars and a 3-point Show HN.
A Rust desktop API client that stores every request as a file in git
A Rust git server that stores repos in S3 or GCS with no database and no leader
Open-source agent that takes a ticket to a reviewed pull request, with proof
Cuts what Claude Code and Codex spend in a repo you work in daily
Pin feedback to any element on a staging site, then hand it to your coding agent
Author CI workflows in TypeScript, Python, Go or Rust and compile them to YAML