WireMock Cloud Updates

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Push/pull + Record Many Via CLI

We’ve added more capabilities to the WireMock CLI, opening up new possibilities for local-first development. Some highlights include: record-many: A convenient way to record stubs from multiple endpoints that are accessible from the

Easier access to the developer portal

When viewing any mock API where the developer portal has been enabled, you can now find a quick link to the developer portal just below the mock API URL.

Easier access to the developer portal

Recently Viewed APIs

Easily find the APIs you access most often with the new “Recently Viewed APIs” tab.

Recently Viewed APIs

API-Level Rate Limits

You can now set rate limits at an API level, automatically applying a rate limit to all stubs within the API. Learn more in the docs.

New hash helpers

We have added a suite of helpers to our response templating allowing you to automatically work with hashing, including SHA and MD2/5. See the docs for more info.

Multi-domain recording via CLI.

The WireMock Cloud CLI now supports the ability to record from multiple domains simultaneously. Read the docs for more info.

Advanced recording via CLI

The WireMock Cloud CLI now supports advanced recording via a configuration file, allowing for more specific matching and other more sophisticated configuration. Read the docs for more info.

MCP Support For AI-Powered IDEs

Our recently-released WireMock CLI now supports MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration for AI-powered IDEs. This allowed AI-powered IDEs that support MCP, such as Cursor and others, to create mocks automatically based on the codebase or

Configurable Rate Limits Via UI

The existing capability to programmatically set mock API rate limits has been enhanced so that you can not configure mock API rate limits from directly within the UI. Read the docs to learn more.