Oracle CPQ API Studio
⚡ Find it. Call it. Understand it.
Oracle CPQ API Studio is a local-first REST client for Oracle CPQ,
available directly from VS Code. Search the documented API catalog, build a
request for a real CPQ environment, and inspect the response in your browser.
🧭 What you can do
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| 🔎 Find the right endpoint |
Search and browse 962 Oracle CPQ REST APIs by area, section, method, or version. |
| 📖 Start with context |
Use documented paths, parameters, sample bodies, response details, and source documentation. |
| 🌐 Work across environments |
Save CPQ site URLs, variables, versions, and credentials for the systems you work with every day. |
| 🔐 Authenticate confidently |
Send requests with Basic, Bearer, or no auth, including per-request overrides. |
| 📦 Make results useful |
Save requests, organize folders, favorite endpoints, import/export cURL, and review local history. |
| 📊 Read large responses |
Explore a responsive JSON tree, open a formatted full response, save it, or compare two responses locally. |
⇄ Diff Checker: compare responses without uploading them
Paste an original and changed response into the built-in Diff Checker to
spot what changed. It can format valid JSON, show a side-by-side or unified
diff, and fold unchanged lines so the meaningful differences stand out. The
comparison runs entirely in your browser: nothing is uploaded, sent to the
server, or saved.
💡 Your first request
- Open Oracle CPQ API Studio from the Activity Bar.
- Create a passphrase to protect saved site passwords on this machine.
- Add an environment for your CPQ site, with credentials if needed.
- Search or browse the catalog, then open an endpoint.
- Complete the request and select Send.
- Inspect the response as a tree, raw payload, or headers. Save it or compare
it when that helps.
Requests support JSON, XML, plain text, form data, URL-encoded data, and file
bodies. Every response shows its status, duration, size, headers, and body.
🔒 Local by design
Your work stays under your control.
- No telemetry or hosted workspace. API Studio does not collect usage
analytics, credentials, request data, or response data.
- Your CPQ site is the only remote destination. A request is sent only
when you select Send.
- The Studio server is local. It binds to
127.0.0.1, so it is not exposed
to your network.
- VS Code keeps Studio running. You can minimize VS Code while using API
Studio in your browser, but closing the VS Code window that opened it stops
the local URL.
- Saved site passwords are protected locally. They use AES-256-GCM
encryption. Your passphrase is never stored or transmitted.
- Safe defaults help avoid surprises. TLS verification stays enabled,
redirects are not followed, and DELETE requests require confirmation.
⚠ History and saved work are local and can contain client data. Treat
your local workspace and exported files with appropriate care.
🏢 Ready for enterprise networks
API Studio uses your operating-system proxy settings, including PAC files, and
the system trust store for corporate TLS inspection. This lets it work with
common VPN, proxy, and trusted-certificate setups without changing the normal
request workflow.
🚀 Start in under a minute
1. Open VS Code
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+X to open Extensions
3. Search for "Oracle CPQ API Studio"
4. Click Install
Then select Oracle CPQ API in the Activity Bar and choose Open API
Studio. It runs locally in VS Code and opens in your browser - no separate
Node.js, npm, or API-client account required.
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