Run Postman endpoint tests and summarize the results

They used Comet to build test payloads from context, execute Postman requests, and return a short report.

Done with Perplexity Comet· Intermediate· Nov 2025

What they did
A developer gave Comet background details about the API and the payloads they wanted checked. Comet then created several realistic test inputs, sent the requests in Postman, and assembled a final write-up after the run.
How it went
Comet finished the test run and handed back the report without needing more direction. The result included the endpoint outcomes, and no extra manual work was required.
Tips
Keep the agent limited to a staging or test environment. Ask it to pause before any action that would change, remove, or submit data.

Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet

Open [Postman workspace or collection URL]. For each request in [collection name], create realistic test payloads using the API documentation at [docs URL] and any context I provide. Run the requests in [staging or test environment], then summarize the status code, response time, and any errors for each one. Before any action that would submit, change, or remove data, stop and ask for my approval. Finish with a short report showing which requests passed, which failed, and the reason for each outcome. Do not edit or delete any existing requests.

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