Postman Collection Hygiene and Documentation Audit
Find duplicated, undocumented and outdated requests.
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Audit a Postman collection. Outline of folders and requests with names, methods, whether each has a description, tests and examples: [COLLECTION_OUTLINE]. Last updated dates and owners: [OWNERS_AND_DATES]. Start with the counts and percentages in a small table: requests, with description, with tests, with examples, using variables for addresses instead of hard-coded ones, with duplicate or unclear names, and not run for 90 days if known. Then list the ten requests that most need attention, ranked by how often they are probably used and how risky they are, and say how you judged that. For each give the minimum fix: a one-line description, one status test, or one saved example. Estimate effort in minutes and total it. Propose a naming convention with before and after examples and a rule that new requests have a description and a test. Example (invented collection of 62 requests): with descriptions 28 (45 percent), with tests 19 (31 percent). Return a table and plan. Ask owners before removing anything, and mark features [VERIFY].
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Invented collection of 62 requests. With descriptions: 28 (45 percent). With tests: 19 (31 percent). With saved examples: 22 (35 percent). Using variables for the base address: 40 (65 percent); 22 have the address typed in. Duplicate names: 7. Priority list of 10 requests (most used): add a one-line description, one status test, and replace the typed address. Effort: 10 requests at 6 minutes is 60 minutes. Naming convention: METHOD Resource - action. Rule: new requests are added with description and test.
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