ReadMe’s Post

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Welcome to Remi Launch Week 2025. We're starting in San Francisco, we're going to allow it to New York. And every step of the way we're going to launch new products. Alright, so we're in Area 51, we're not allowed to be filming, so that's why I'm a little salty here. But we're place to launch our Postman partnerships then in the most of the role place in the United States, which is Area 51. So we're launching 2 things today with Postman. But the first thing I want to talk about is a way to deploy from Postman your collections when you read me with one click. So before you have to download the collection, you have to reupload to readme. It was fine. It was a bit clunky. We didn't love it. We've made a change because recently. Post man has spilled out a developer ecosystem and we're one of the first partners. So the way it works now is you'll be able to instead of like test your APIs like you do in Postman and do all that. And then once you're happy with them, one click upload and it will deploy to README and all users can see your documentation. Here's a demo of how it works in Postman. Once you have read me installed, you'll be able to click on a collection and push through your dev portal. Once you publish, a few seconds later you repair will be updated in your public docs. It's currently available via wait list in the Postman website, so follow the link. About you Notified as soon as it's available for you. Greetings, Earthlings. The second thing we're launching is a run in postman button. Now Read me already has a Try it now feature that allows your developers to play around with your API. But many of your developers want to be able to fork those collections from README directly into Postman. So we built a random postman button that when you press it. Your API shows up directly in Postman. Now take us home.