API discoverability has always been important, but it’s becoming increasingly more important as AI agents become more prevalent, says Abhinav Asthana, CEO and co-founder of Postman. Sterling Chin, senior developer advocate at Postman, said that the industry needs to get to a point where an API is so easy to digest that it’s just like building with LEGO. Postman launched a network for verified MCP servers. “We basically took all the remote MCP servers available, verified them, and put them on the public network because everybody’s gonna need a verified place soon.” Postman also released an update to its platform that enables any public API on its network of over 100,000 public APIs to be turned into an MCP server, making it more important than ever that API developers ensure their APIs are discoverable by the people that will want to use them. Chin said that what is typically seen of APIs is only the tip of the iceberg. “We only see the top maybe 10 percent. Those are the external APIs that get all the hype. The majority of services are internal to us, and those are the ones that when MCP starts to really take off, those are the APIs that are going to blow everyone away.” Allen Helton, ecosystem engineer at Momento, maker of reliability solutions and a customer of Postman, told that the most important benefit they get out of Postman is that it allows their APIs to be easily discovered by developers. Another recommendation is to make sure your public profile is filled out. The public profile includes everything an API publisher owns, including workspaces, collections, and API specs. He advises everyone to have a profile picture and links to their social media and website on that page. Getting verified by Postman will also help, as verified publishers get a badge that essentially proves that you’re the domain owner, increasing confidence among API consumers. Postman’s requirements for getting verified include things like having a verified domain, setting up authentication for public APIs, and having good documentation.