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**A Git Sync experience that fits your API testing workflow, not the other way around. **
Insomnia 13.1 now reads your .gitconfig, syncing the native git credentials you’ve already configured, so now you just need to connect once, and you’re all set. From there, you can specify where your project lives, whether that's a new location or point Insomnia to a local folder you’re already using. When you start from a repo instead of a blank project, you can create straight from the repo URL, going from “here’s the repo” to a working collection in one step.
Spend less time reconciling your git credentials and file locations and spend more time actually testing your APIs.
**Small improvements that add up to a better API testing experience**
Generate Collection is now front and center, so turning a spec into a working collection is easier to find.
Worried about accidentally deleting something in your testing workflow? Don’t worry, Insomnia modals just got better too, now ensuring the work isn’t deleted when you’re moving fast.
Creating something new is also simpler across the board: Cmd-N now creates anything, and focus lands where you need it so you can start typing right away.
On the API side, mock servers support multiple routes per URL, so `GET /member` and `POST /member` can live side by side without extra setup. And Collection Runner now gives you real-time feedback as it runs, with a cancellation that actually feels instant.
**ICYMI: Insomnia 13 integrated natively with Kong Konnect Gateway for a single source of truth **
Insomnia 13 introduced a native Kong Konnect integration, giving you a direct line from your API testing environment to your platform team's system of record.
Konnect already holds the canonical version of every service, spec, and route your organization runs. Connecting it to Insomnia (13) means that record is what shows up in your testing workflow by default, pulled in live, not copy-pasted and hoped-for. Your day-to-day testing and your platform team's source of truth stay the same document, automatically.
That alignment carries extra weight as agentic AI enters the picture. Agents built on outdated specs tend to fail in ways that are hard to trace back to the cause. Feeding them the same verified, versioned context your platform team maintains in Konnect removes that failure mode before it starts.
Since 13 shipped, we've also published a few deeper dives worth a read:
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