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One workbench for SOAP, REST and gRPC.

Import a WSDL, an OpenAPI document or a .proto set, get a request from the contract, send it, and read the response.

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A SOAP request and its response in the Wirebench shell

A SOAP request and its response in the Wirebench shell

Requests generated from the WSDL
WS-Security and WS-Addressing
MTOM/SwA attachments and WS-I validation

A unary gRPC call and its reply

.proto import or server reflection
Unary and streaming calls
Status, replies and trailers in one pane

All three share one project, one set of environments, one history and one HTTP stack.

Projects live in git

my-service/
  wirebench.yaml
  environments/dev.yaml
  interfaces/<Interface>/
    interface.yaml
    operations/<Operation>/
      <Request>.request.yaml
      <Request>.xml
  apis/<Api>/
    api.yaml
    requests/<Request>.request.yaml
  sequences/<Sequence>.sequence.yaml

Small YAML and XML files, made for review.
Export a project, or link an existing folder, when it meets git.
Credentials never go in them.

How a project is laid out

Beyond the desktop

Wirebench Server

Self-host sign-in, teams, shared workspaces and team secrets for your team.

Request scripts

Typed pre-request and post-response scripts that sign, check and carry values.

Webhooks

Catch, send, sign and assert on webhooks, alone or inside a CI run.

CLI and CI

Run a project's requests from the command line and in your pipeline.

Snapshot regression

Save a response as a baseline and see what changed on the next run.

Shared workspaces

Share a workspace through git, pull changes and resolve conflicts.

Agents over MCP

Expose a project's requests to agents through an MCP server.

Free and open source, Apache-2.0.

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