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Choose a documented operation or enter a URL manually.
// Request Builder
Build, send and inspect API requests.
Construct HTTP requests, run them in the right execution context and inspect the result without leaving the workspace.
Payments API / request / example preview
POSThttps://api.example.com/paymentsSend
ParamsHeadersAuthBody
{ "amount": 4900, "currency": "EUR" }
201 Created184 ms · 412 B
Compare a payment request across execution contexts
Enter your API URL, choose POST, set JSON content type and configure authentication. Inspect status, headers and body. Browser Runner needs the target to allow your origin through CORS; Cloud Runner uses backend connectivity and network protections, so it cannot reach every private service.
POST https://api.example.com/payments
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <your-api-token>
{ "amount": 4900, "currency": "EUR" }Capabilities
Request Builder capabilities
- Build requests manually or start from a documented operation.
- Configure query parameters, headers, authentication and JSON bodies.
- Inspect response status, headers, duration and body.
- Choose Cloud Runner or Browser Runner for the execution context you need.
- Keep request history in the workspace.
Workflow
Your request builder workflow
Configure
Add parameters, headers, authentication and a request body.
Run
Choose Cloud Runner or Browser Runner and send the request.
Inspect
Review status, timing, response headers and body.
Built for real handoffs.
Endpoint verification
Exercise a documented operation and inspect the complete HTTP response.
CORS diagnosis
Compare server-side execution with the browser's actual CORS constraints.
Integration preparation
Confirm authentication, headers and payloads before generating client code.
Related features
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Questions, answered.
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Bring your API workflow into one workspace.
Start with an OpenAPI or Swagger JSON definition and keep the workflow together.