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Keploy supports both. It generates API tests from traffic, specifications, and application context, while its record-and-replay platform creates integration and regression tests with virtualized databases, queues, APIs, and other dependencies.

Keploy captures incoming requests and outgoing dependency calls using eBPF and network-level interception, without requiring application code changes. It converts the captured behavior into editable tests and mocks, then replays them against new builds to catch regressions.

Keploy converts actual requests, responses, dependency interactions, and data states into reproducible tests. It can then use API schemas and application context to generate additional edge cases, connected flows, and scenarios beyond the original recordings.

Postman is commonly used to design and manually test API requests, while tools such as WireMock usually require developers to define and maintain mocks. Keploy generates tests and dependency mocks from real application behavior, including calls to databases, queues, caches, and external APIs.

Yes. Keploy lets developers and coding agents test changes against recorded application and dependency behavior. Tests can run locally or in CI/CD pipelines to detect response, schema, contract, and performance regressions before code is merged or deployed.

Keploy's core local record-and-replay platform is open source under the Apache 2.0 license. Enterprise capabilities include recording from Kubernetes, staging, and production environments, along with governance, security controls, dashboards, and support.