# Pynt with API Testing CLIs

## Pynt CLI Integration with API Testing CLIs

Pynt integrates with API testing tools like **Postman** and **ReadyAPI** through their CLIs, enabling automated API security tests directly from the command line. This makes testing across environments and CI/CD pipelines more efficient by automating test executions.

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## Advantages of Running Pynt via CLI

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🚀 **Automation and Efficiency**: Running Pynt via CLI automates security tests as part of your CI/CD pipeline, ensuring that every API change is tested for vulnerabilities, reducing the risk of security flaws reaching production.
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📈 **Scalability**: Easily scale your security testing across environments (development, staging, production). Pynt runs in parallel with existing tests, ensuring full coverage without slowing down processes.
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⚙️ **Flexibility**: Customize test parameters, schedule scans, and integrate with various automation tools, all from the command line, giving you complete control over your security testing strategy.
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💡 **Seamless Integration**: Pynt integrates smoothly with popular API testing CLI tools, allowing you to add security testing to your workflows without extra setup or configuration.
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## Available CLI Integrations:

* [**Newman** (Postman CLI)](/documentation/security-testing-integrations/pynt-with-api-testing-clis/pynt-for-newman-postman-cli.md)
* [**ReadyAPI testrunner**](/documentation/security-testing-integrations/pynt-with-api-testing-clis/pynt-for-testrunner-readyapi-cli.md)

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💡 **Need Help?** For any questions or troubleshooting, reach out to the [**Pynt Community Support**](https://www.pynt.io/community).
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