HTTPStatus

About HTTPStatus

HTTPStatus is a workspace for API mocks, testing, contract validation and endpoint debugging, built so that a single artifact moves through every stage instead of being retyped between tools. You start from a cURL command, an OpenAPI document, a URL or raw JSON; that normalises into a request, which becomes a mock, which carries assertions, which produces saved evidence — and the original input stays visible the whole way. Mocks can be REST or GraphQL with controlled status codes, headers, payloads, latency and matching rules, which is what makes them useful for reproducing the dependency you are actually blocked on rather than a happy-path stub. An AI mock creator drafts an endpoint from a plain-English description and opens it as an editable draft, and drafting works without signup — authenticated workspaces are what persist private artifacts. The platform also covers request testing, contract validation, endpoint monitoring and failure investigation, and exposes an MCP surface so agents can reach the same tooling. The documentation is unusually candid about limits, stating that public pages explain and draft while authenticated workspaces save, that AI output remains a proposal until a deterministic tool verifies it, and that security and compliance outputs are technical evidence rather than certification. There is also a reference section of HTTP status codes.

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