New in Postman: Sync Your Specs, Without the Switch

Publishing APIs
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TL;DR

Spec Hub helps you centralize, manage, collaborate on, and build high-quality API specifications(OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, and more), without context switching. One place to rule them all!

Why this matters
With Spec Hub, teams can:

  • Centralize all API definitions
  • Sync API definitions with Collections in one single place
  • Collaborate on large API definition files seamlessly
  • Reduce errors with built-in linting rules and validations
  • Less jumping between tools, more doing

Resources

:thread::backhand_index_pointing_down:Use this thread to share:

:brain: How your team handles spec versioning today
:pushpin: How does your team cut down on context switching before Spec Hub

:hammer_and_wrench: Tips for using Spec Hub in your workflow
:eyes: What you’d love to see next in Spec Hub

We’re listening. Your feedback helps shape the roadmap.

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:japanese_symbol_for_beginner: Beginner Tip
Think of Spec Hub as a “home base” for your APIs. Instead of chasing down Swagger files in different repos, you now have everything in one place. Try importing a spec and linking it directly to a Collection—it’s faster than hunting down endpoints.

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:gear: Intermediate Tip
When editing an API definition, use the plus icons(:heavy_plus_sign: ) on the left menu to add new properties and parameters. The left menu makes it easy to peruse your API definition file without having to remember each property. Adding new operations, parameters, or paths is as easy as clicking a single button.

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:building_construction: Advanced Tip
Spec Hub lets you sync your API definition with your Collection. You can generate a Collection from your API definition in Spec Hub. When your API definition changes, you do not need to regenerate the Collection; the Collection can be auto-updated with the click of a button.

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