According to a recent LinkedIn post from Postman, the company’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is now available in the Google Antigravity IDE MCP store, enabling Antigravity’s AI agents to access Postman collections, environments, and workspaces without additional configuration. The post suggests this integration allows Google Antigravity to run Postman collections as test suites, retrieve structured results, and use real request definitions when generating integration code.
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The LinkedIn post also indicates that Antigravity can scaffold full Postman collections from OpenAPI specifications and publish them directly to user workspaces, with minimal setup for existing Postman users. For investors, this move may strengthen Postman’s position within AI-assisted development workflows and could enhance the stickiness of its API platform, potentially supporting user engagement and long-term monetization opportunities as AI tooling becomes more central to software development.