HTTPSTATUS Open workspace

API mocks, testing, contracts, and debugging

Build and test APIs without waiting on the real thing

Use it to create enterprise-grade API mocks

HTTPStatus gives developers one focused place to create realistic API mocks, exercise requests, validate contracts, and investigate failures.

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AI mock creator

Describe the mock you need. Let AI draft the endpoint.

A practical entry point after the platform promise: describe a small API dependency and HTTPStatus will open an editable mock draft in the app.

Full mock page ↗

Draft without signup. Save it after review in the app.

Working reference

What goes in, what comes out, and what the result can prove.

INPUTURL · cURL · OpenAPI · JSON
OUTPUTMock · test · contract · diagnostic evidence

Concrete artifact

One artifact can move through the platform

cURL → normalized request → mock → assertions → saved evidence

Review sequence

Three checks before the result becomes a decision.

01

Start with input

Keep the original artifact visible.

02

Create a runnable result

A mock or request should work before it is saved.

03

Preserve the handoff

Carry evidence into the next workflow instead of copying conclusions.

Limits

What this workflow does not prove.

Platform architecture

Follow the engineering outcome, not a list of generic tools.

Every important public page is linked here with enough context to understand the next workflow before opening it.

Build and test

HTTPStatus API MocksCreate REST or GraphQL dependencies with controlled status, headers, payload, latency and matching.HTTPStatus API TestingRun dependent requests with variables, assertions and step-level failure evidence.HTTPStatus API AutomationTurn repeatable API checks into saved multi-step workflows.HTTPStatus HTTP ClientConstruct a request and inspect status, headers, body, redirects and timing.HTTPStatus API WorkbenchDetect and normalize cURL, OpenAPI, Postman, URL and JSON artifacts.HTTPStatus OpenAPI LinterLocate API description problems and explain the consequence of each rule.

Integrate and delegate

HTTPStatus MCP Server specificationConnect compatible AI clients through OAuth, PKCE, Streamable HTTP and visible tool schemas.HTTPStatus Integrate APICall structured HTTPStatus operations from CI, scripts and internal services.HTTPStatus assisted API analysisTurn evidence into bounded hypotheses and deterministic follow-up checks.HTTPStatus API agent evaluationMeasure tool-call correctness, boundary compliance, recovery, latency and cost.HTTPStatus team workspacesOwn, permission and retain reusable mocks, tests, contracts and reports.

Debug and operate

HTTPStatus API DebuggerPreserve the failed request and response, locate the first divergence and test a hypothesis.HTTPStatus Request InterceptorCapture, compare and carefully replay observed HTTP traffic.HTTPStatus distributed trace viewerRebuild span hierarchy and identify the latency-critical or failing path.HTTPStatus local log analyzerFilter incident windows and correlation keys without uploading by default.HTTPStatus controlled chaos testingExercise retry, timeout and fallback behavior with bounded failure injection.

Protect and reference

HTTPStatus API contract testingClassify breaking, risky and compatible OpenAPI changes.HTTPStatus API security posture reviewSeparate observed transport and exposure evidence from inferred risk.HTTPStatus compliance evidence workflowPackage technical observations with scope, ownership and human-review boundaries.HTTPStatus HTTP status code referenceConnect response semantics to headers, retry behavior, caching and reproducible tests.HTTPStatus API mocking guideDesign behavior matrices that reveal client integration problems.HTTPStatus product documentationMove from the smallest working example to authentication, limits and automation.
Questions worth answering

Before you put it into a real workflow.

Do I need an account?

No for the public product pages and basic entry flows. An account is used when you want saved workspaces, history, collaboration, or scheduled operations.

What can I start with?

A URL, cURL command, OpenAPI document, JSON payload, webhook, trace, log excerpt, or a description of the API you need.

Is this only a mock server?

Mocks are the fastest starting point, but the platform also covers API testing, contracts, automation, chaos, security review, and operational diagnostics.

Continue the path

API mocksCreate a runnable dependency before the real API is ready.API testingVerify complete behavior instead of a single happy-path call.ContractsReview changes before clients discover them.WorkspacesKeep reusable API evidence with the team that owns it.

Next move

Start with one concrete API problem.

Keep the first step small. Move into a workspace when the result deserves to be saved, repeated, or shared.

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