Connections & Capabilities
Connects To
Capabilities
Quickstart
Install
npx -y @smithery/cli install postman-api-server --client claudeConfig
{
"mcpServers": {
"postman": {
"command": "node",
"args": [
"/path/to/postman-api-server/build/index.js"
],
"env": {
"POSTMAN_API_KEY": "CHANGEME"
}
}
}
}Exposed MCP Tools (12)
createCollectionCreates a new Postman collection.
Creates new resources, potentially leading to resource exhaustion or naming conflicts.
getCollectionRetrieves a Postman collection.
Read-only operation with no side effects.
updateCollectionUpdates an existing Postman collection.
Modifies existing resources, potentially disrupting workflows or causing data loss.
deleteCollectionDeletes a Postman collection.
Destructive operation that permanently removes a resource.
createEnvironmentCreates a new Postman environment.
Creates new resources, potentially leading to resource exhaustion or naming conflicts.
getEnvironmentRetrieves a Postman environment.
Read-only operation with no side effects.
updateEnvironmentUpdates an existing Postman environment.
Modifies existing resources, potentially disrupting workflows or causing data loss.
deleteEnvironmentDeletes a Postman environment.
Destructive operation that permanently removes a resource.
getAPIRetrieves a Postman API definition.
Read-only operation.
createAPICreates a new Postman API definition.
Creates a new API definition which could conflict with existing ones.
updateAPIUpdates an existing Postman API definition.
Modifies an existing API definition which could break integrations.
deleteAPIDeletes a Postman API definition.
Deletes an API definition which could break integrations.
Safety Assessment
This MCP server offers a moderate level of safety. While it provides API key authentication and role-based access control, the ability to perform write and delete operations introduces risks. It's safe to use for automating Postman workflows with proper API key management and access controls, but risky if API keys are exposed or access is not properly managed.
- API Key authentication required
- Role-Based Access Control at workspace and collection levels
- No direct code execution capabilities
- Focus on API interaction rather than system-level access
- Clear separation of concerns between MCP server and Postman API
- Write and delete operations are supported, posing a risk of unintended modifications
- API key compromise could lead to unauthorized access
- Lack of sandboxing for API calls
- Potential for data exfiltration if API key is compromised
- Reliance on Postman API's security posture
