Local-First API Client for Replaying Chrome Network Requests
This is a product listing for Pulse, a local-first API client for developers who debug via Chrome DevTools, letting them import cURL-copied requests and rerun them locally without sending data to a hosted workspace. It describes an existing product feature set rather than an unmet, evidenced user pain point.
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