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MockRelay platform intercepts HTTP calls to speed up development

MockRelay is a new platform designed to streamline development by intercepting HTTP calls between applications and their upstream dependencies. It allows development teams to inject specific test scenarios, such as error codes or empty data states, by editing mock JSON directly through a dedicated UI. The platform offers three modes—RECORD, REPLAY, and PASSTHROUGH—which can be switched instantly without redeployment, enabling faster development cycles and reducing integration bugs. AI

IMPACT Enables faster development cycles and reduces integration bugs by mocking upstream dependencies.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new software tool for developers.

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MockRelay platform intercepts HTTP calls to speed up development

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Shiv ·

    I got tired of upstreams. I built a kill switch - MockRelay

    <p><strong>Every sprint, the same story.</strong></p> <p>You need a specific test scenario — a cancelled policy, a flagged claim, an empty portfolio. You know exactly what the upstream response should look like. You've seen it in production. But you still have to raise a request …