Project · Developer tool
Arthema API IDE
An API IDE that lives in the terminal: fast, lightweight, written in Rust and AI-assisted. An alternative to Postman for people who don't want to leave the keyboard.
Hypothesis: testing APIs doesn't require a heavy desktop app. A terminal interface with Vim-style shortcuts, collections, history and tabs covers daily work and starts in milliseconds.
What it does: collections, editor, response and AI panels; navigation and insert modes; methods, headers, JSON, text or form bodies; multipart attachments with a file browser; and three AI helpers: suggest an API from the URL, explain a response and propose a fix when a request fails.
Status: public code on GitHub, beta installable with Homebrew from the project's tap. Distribution still needs work, and we have to decide whether it becomes a paid product or stays an open tool.
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