Test API endpoints in Postman and report results
@ai_for_success used Comet to generate test payloads from context, run API endpoint tests in Postman and produce a final report.
Done withPerplexity Comet
- What they did
- User supplied Comet with context on the API payloads and details, then let it handle testing in Postman. Comet generated multiple test payloads, executed the endpoint tests itself, and produced a final report after the run.
- How it went
- Comet completed the tests and delivered the report with no further input required.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
Open [Postman workspace or collection URL] and, for each endpoint in [collection name], generate realistic test payloads based on the API docs at [docs URL]. Run the requests and record the status code, response time, and any errors. Finish with a short report listing which endpoints passed and failed and why. Don't modify or delete any existing requests, and use only the [staging or test] environment.
Source: X · Nov 30, 2025
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