I shipped FirstCall v0.1.0, a Rust desktop + CLI tool for turning request sources into verified, redacted API recipe packages for agents.

FirstCall is intentionally local-first. It is not a Postman, Hurl, or Bruno runner. Instead, it takes inputs such as curl, OpenAPI, Postman Collections, HAR, .http/.rest, Hurl, and Bruno/OpenCollection, produces RequestDraft candidates, requires local verification, and then exports verified recipes as agent-ready packages.

The project has two surfaces:

FirstCall desktop GUI: interactive request-source intake, parser notes, candidate review, runtime slot/auth entry, local execution, attempts, recipes, and secret backend status.

firstcall-cli: automation for verify, package, validate-package, inspect-package, import-package, recipe-list, recipe-show, JSON reports, and CI/agent workflows.

The v0.1.0 release includes desktop/CLI demo assets, binary release artifacts for Windows, Linux, macOS Intel, and macOS Apple Silicon, a CLI-only build path, and a GitHub Actions…