Tiger Taoufik Jabbari

Tiger is an open-source API client designed to simplify API development and collaboration by storing every request as a plain-text .tiger file in Git. This allows teams to review API changes in pull requests, fostering transparency and consistency.

Key Features:

• Git-Native Collaboration: Keep API collections as human-readable text files, enabling diffs, branching, and PR reviews directly in Git.
• Broad Protocol Support: Works with REST, SOAP, GraphQL, OAuth 2.0, client certificates, proxies, and more.
• Request Chaining & Scripts: Supports pre/post-request scripts with assertions for complex workflows and automated testing.
• Environment Management: Manages environments and secrets securely, ensuring sensitive data stays protected.
• Performance Testing: Includes a performance runner to simulate high loads and test API resilience.
• Import Capabilities: Imports collections from Postman, Insomnia, Bruno, OpenAPI, WSDL/SOAP, and curl.
• AI Integration: Ships with a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling AI assistants like Claude to execute requests directly from your collection.

Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for developers and DevOps teams seeking a Git-native API client that integrates seamlessly into their workflow. Tiger empowers teams to manage APIs locally without accounts or cloud dependencies, ensuring privacy and control while fostering collaboration through pull requests. Its broad import support and AI-driven capabilities make it a versatile tool for modern API development.

Tiger can be installed via winget on Windows, macOS, Linux, and other platforms, providing a cross-platform experience.