Developer request tools

API Request Tools

API request debugging works better when the request shape, JSON body, headers, query string, token, and status code are checked in a clear order. Use this page when a call needs to move from fields into cURL, docs, or a local test.

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Request shape

Start with method, endpoint URL, headers, query parameters, and body so the request can be reviewed as one unit.

Body and headers

Validate JSON body text and parse headers before copying a request into code or documentation.

Auth and status

Inspect tokens, signatures, and status codes when the request looks right but still fails.

Which tool should I use?

Build and inspect the request before copying it

Common workflows for auth, signature, and response checks

Real examples, data, templates, and reference assets

Use these guides when request fields, cURL output, headers, signatures, or webhook verification need a short debugging note.

Common mistakes in requests before copying code

Request check

Which API request tool should I open first?

Open API Request Builder when you need to assemble the full request. Use cURL Generator when the request is already known and needs a command.

Body check

Where should JSON validation happen?

Validate the JSON body before adding it to the request builder, especially when the body was copied from docs, logs, or a fixture.

Secret check

Should I paste live credentials into these tools?

No. Use redacted tokens, placeholder secrets, and non-production examples when preparing a request in the browser.