Ankit Sobti

Excited to speak at BoxWorks Dev Summit next Thursday!

The AgentOS: A Platform Approach to Running Agent Fleets That Scale with Your Business by @sobtiankit, Co-Founder @getpostman Join us at the BoxWorks Dev Summit for Ankit’s talk on moving from impressive agent demos to fleets that can be deployed safely alongside your data and people.

RT @a85: How Postman governs AI agent access to 42 production systems. Check out how we use Passport at Postman:

RT @levie: The battle in AI is shaping up to be a battle for context. Everything in AI is about making sure that agents are effective as possible. That effectiveness comes down to whether the agent has the right domain expertise, access to the right context and tools to work with, and are involved in workflow in a way that users can easily interact with, review its work, and incorporate it into the rest of the process. As a consequence, the platforms that are able to capture and leverage the best and most context within their agents —and be able to pick the right models for the task- will be the place where agents do their best work. You can just look at coding agents, legal agents, or support agents as examples of what this looks like at scale. This is why the applied AI layer has a lot more value than just being an LLM wrapper. The ability to organize the critical knowledge for the work being done, and maintain this knowledge in a governed way where only the right people and agents have access, and the ability to improve the context for agents more and more over time, is critical. Over time, this layer will be able to route work between a variety of models, leveraging frontier intelligence for planning and orchestration and review, and a mix of lower cost models (open or closed) for the large volume of work between these tasks. The applied layer is also in a good position to train and develop its own models as well that are purpose built for their domains. Never good to bet against the bitter lesson, but equally taking a near frontier base model and post training it for just one type of domain work can -in many cases- lower costs or deliver better performance for certain tasks. Finally, this applied layer is also where most of the change management of the workflow will need to occur. This is why FDEs are so important at the applied layer, because this is the point where the customer needs to have specific business problem solved by a particular vendor. Whichever companies can solve that completely in an end-to-end fashion will have the greatest moats. As each day goes on, we’re learning more about what the likely long term market dynamics will look like in AI.

RT @heroku: The age of APIs as one endpoint is over. Today, APIs are growing and changing systems. Listen to Heroku CTO @screaminggeek present her Keynote presentation from @getpostman POST/CON 24 on API Development Collaboration at Scale—Challenge and Solutions. ⬇️

RT @MetaforDevs: Thrilled to announce that our WhatsApp Cloud API, hosted by Meta, has been recognized as a top API by Postman! Discover how our innovative WhatsApp Cloud API can enhance your communication strategy today: #API #WhatsApp #Innovation

1. The Gold, Silver, and Bronze winners of the Best API Award are @salesforce Platform APIs, @WhatsApp Cloud API, and @PayPal APIs. 👏

RT @getpostman: The next generation of software development is here—Postman Flows 🎉. With Postman Flows, anyone can connect APIs to build workflows, integrations, and more in a visual and collaborative environment. #BuiltWithPostman @shamasis shares all the details:

RT @getpostman: Introducing Postman CLI, our latest feature to automate your #API testing! 🎉 As part of Postman v10, Postman CLI will help users test APIs from the command-line interface and comes with new functionalities. @malvika2706 gives all the details here:

RT @kamalaknn: So great to see the results of all improvements we’ve worked on in the past few months. There’s a lot more coming soon 🥳

We've got new time-saving updates to Postman. See how you can now do more, and faster, in this blog post by @giridharvc7 and @kamalaknn:

RT @ghohpe: Just had a great chat with @kinlane about integration patterns, microservices, serverless, automation, legacy, talking to execs, and becoming a better architect. Stay tuned to see it on the Breaking Changes podcast:

RT @akshay_deo: We are starting 2022 with a bang. With API Uptime Monitoring, we have added one of the most critical aspects of the API Development Lifecycle, API Monitoring 🚨. Try out and let us know what you think 🙇‍♂️ #apifirst #apidevloper

We're debuting the Postman uptime monitor to help you detect system-outage issues quicker. It's now in open beta, and Postman Product Manager Charlie Lu gives the details:

RT @shamasis: We added #WebSocket #SocketIO support last May and #GRPC #ProtoBuf before the turn of the year. Want to build support for your favourite API technologies and protocols into @getpostman? Reach out to @PChatlapalli to know more about the #OpenPositions we are #hiring for.

RT @a85: Excited to see @getpostman show up in this report as one of the fastest growing apps (#3) in the world!

RT @apievangelist: What Is an API-First Company?

RT @a85: The 2021 State of the API Report is out! Our most comprehensive study so far of more than 28,000 developers, API professionals and executives along with data from the Postman API Platform has a ton of insights that you will find useful.

Very occasionally you come across something profoundly transformative. Flow Theory has been that for me. RIP Mihály Csíkszentmihályi.

7 incredible years of @getpostman today! :) A glimpse from day 1

RT @getpostman: Today marks the launch of the new Postman API Platform🎉, and we've got lots of news and improvements that we can't wait to tell you about. Read the introductory blog posts by Postman Co-founders @a85, @sobtiankit, and @abhijit_kane here:

RT @a85: Excited about sharing what we have been building this year! Check out how we are redefining API Management for the API-First World with the launch of the new Postman API Platform.

RT @shruthivee: This graphic novel is one of the most satisfying things I have created in a while. Read

Today, we're proud to announce Postman's Series D investment round of $225 million. Read how this round will focus on the API-first world in the blog post by @a85: Then read our brand-new graphic novel, "The API-First World":

RT @a85: Excited to share that we have closed on a $225 million Series D round that values Postman at $5.6 billion. Read more about it here!