Hey folks 👋 Mozzy is Postman for your terminal — a fast, powerful, CLI-native HTTP / API client packed with features to supercharge your dev flow. You can: -Make API requests with beautifully formatted, colorized JSON -Filter responses inline using --jq without external tools -Save, organize, and chain requests into workflows (via YAML) -Decode, verify, and create JWTs right from the terminal -Compare JSON responses side-by-side (diffing) -Run load / performance tests with mozzy load -Use smart retries with exponential backoff on errors -Manage multiple environments (dev/stage/prod) -Download files, persist cookies, and browse your request history -Enable verbose mode to see DNS / TLS / transfer details + timeline bars I made this because I wanted a powerful HTTP tool that lives in the CLI — no switching between UI tools and terminal. It’s open source & MIT-licensed. Tell me: What part of your API workflow is still frustrating? I’m especially curious to hear from those who already use tools like cURL, HTTPie, Postman — how would Mozzy need to behave to make you switch? Check it out: https://humancto.github.io/mozzy/ GitHub: https://github.com/humancto/mozzy

Mozzy

Postman for your terminal 🦣

Postman for your terminal 🦣